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Comedy Central. This network doesn’t exactly come out and admit to being left-leaning, but it is dangerously close to becoming a superPAC for the Democratic Party. From “The Tonight Show” to “The President Show” — in which a Trump impersonator mocks the president for a half-hour — the network invests heavily in humor against conservatives.

“South Park” is the only show remaining on the network that skewers both sides of the political aisle.

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But if it really wanted to fight off an image of comedy for liberals only, Comedy Central would pick up a show like “Last Man Standing.”

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Comedy Central is supposed to be in the business of comedy, of course — not just left-wing comedy — and “Standing” is a popular sitcom with a proven audience and one of the most beloved comedians working today, Tim Allen.

The show would help CC open up its audience quite a bit and help it ditch the “left-wing comedy” label that people like Stephen Colbert and Larry Wilmore have given it. (go to page 4 to continue reading)[lz_pagination]