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CMV: Conservatives aren’t funny

I guess the most obvious angle here is that there’s no politically conservative equivalent of Jon Stewart. No one on late night TV is getting laughs with witty defenses of Trump or Mitch McConnell. When someone does make a funny and insightful joke at the expense of a Democrat, that person is usually a liberal themselves, as some brands of humor are reflective and self-deprecating, and because their fellow liberals are also capable of some of the same hypocrisy and idiocy as conservatives. 

Jim Jefferies got famous off the back of a bit skewering the second amendment, and I’ve personally witnessed conservatives laughing at and enjoying parts of it. I’m not aware of anyone who hilariously defended unfettered gun rights. 

Even the political cartoons and memes on the right suck. It’s all just simplistic “ha-ha, those liberals are easily triggered by our beliefs” circle-jerking, or else it’s just blunt cruelty. 

Am I missing something? Is there a secret world of conservative hilarity out there?

**Edit 1

This blew up a lot bigger than I had expected. I will get back to all of you, but it’s going to take me some time. Thanks for all the great responses.

**Edit 2

Awarded a delta for the first person who brought up Tim Allen and Roseanne. They are valid responses given the wording of my OP, but not what I’m looking for in terms of actually changing my view. What I’m looking for are examples of people who can deliver compelling and funny conservative political commentary to a mass-media audience. Tim Allen and Roseanne played conservative-leaning characters to match many of their conservative ideals, but in my opinion their shows were ultimately about coming to terms with a liberal reality. I’m looking for a conservative equivalent to Stewart, Colbert, Meyers, etc, who can provide funny content for a mainstream audience that works as a defense of their politics. The Blue Collar Comedy tour was also mentioned: I’m not disputing that conservatives can be funny when talking about other things. But when it comes to politics specifically, they seem to either fall flat (Steven Crowder) or avoid trying in the first place (Blue Collar comics).
gpt
>I guess the most obvious angle here is that there’s no politically conservative equivalent of Jon Stewart. No one on late night TV is getting laughs with witty defenses of Trump or Mitch McConnell.

To be fair, if you watch the late night shows a lot of what they say aren't jokes that get laughs, they are statements that get applause. It's just confirmation bias in entertainment form.