'That’s what I love about America,' Cartoon Hillary says about the idea of equality in the country. That even in cartoon form, she’s not that laugh-out-loud funny. High touch of hands! 'Ĭartoon Hillary Clinton isn’t quite as comical as Stephen Colbert’s Cartoon Donald Trump, and perhaps that’s the point. 'I was so moved I hired her to be a talking point in my speeches. 'I met a single mother who told me she needed a job,' Cartoon Hillary said, making a point about the American economy. Cartoon Hillary is a weird robot but also a cartoon. On Tuesday night, Colbert brought to life the sentient being known as Cartoon Hillary Clinton.Ĭartoon Hillary smiles too much.

And it also served some inspiration for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Good for you, because earlier today you nominated the real one.'īill’s point got raucous applause, energizing the crowd in Philadelphia.

And a lot of people even think it’s boring. Life in the real world is complicated and real change is hard. 'Cartoons are two-dimensional, they’re easy to absorb. 'So your only option is to create a cartoon, a cartoon alternative, then run against the cartoon,' Bill said. Then he made a point about how we don’t always see the Hillary he’s seen and it’s because her opponents have created a version of her that’s easier to attack. The former president had been tracing his wife’s achievements and commitment to helping those who need it. quarters of the way through Bill Clinton’s speech at the Democratic National Convention last night, there was a shift. The Padres are deeply saddened by the passing of Padres Hall of Famer Nate Colbert. When the franchise celebrated their 30th anniversary in 1999, they established the San Diego Padres Hall of Fame, and the first three inductees were Nate Colbert (1B), Randy Jones (P), and Ray Kroc (Team Owner)! Colbert died on Thursday, January 5, 2023, at the age of 76. The top five in franchise history are #2. Nate Colbert is the all-time San Diego Padres home run leader with 163 long balls. The 1972 season was of special note, not because he also led the Padres in doubles, hits, runs, at-bats, games played, bases on balls, strikeouts, and slugging percentage, but because he led his team in runs batted in with one-hundred eleven and became the answer to a trivia question, 'Which player has driven in the highest percentage of his entire team's runs?' Nate Colbert led the Friars in home runs hit in 1969, 1970, 1971, 19.

Nate Colbert MLB Record Setting Press Photo | San DIego Padres | 1972Baseball Almanac Research Library Nate finished the day off with twenty-two total bases, a new Major League record that also stands to this day for most total bases in a doubleheader. Colbert also drove in thirteen runs and set a new National League record for most RBI in a doubleheader, tied by Hard-Hittin' Whiten on Septem( Game 1 | Game 2). Did you know that Nate Colbert had one of the single greatest hitting performances in Major League history during a doubleheader played on August 1, 1972? In that doubleheader ( Game 1 | Game 2), Colbert hit five home runs and tied the Major League record for most home runs hit in a doubleheader set by Stan Musial on ( Game 1 | Game 2) and was only the fifth player in National League history to have five home runs hit during two consecutive games.

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