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Bill Maher: A Man for Our Time : Rolling Stone |
 | | As the host of the HBO series Real Time With Bill Maher, the comedian has been one of the sharpest, most consistently intelligent critics of the Bush administration, making Venice to Maher what Talladega, Alabama, say, is to a president who believes the jury is still out on evolution -- namely, a natural constituency. |
 | | Maher has infuriated enough right-wingers and religious zealots in his career to engender the occasional security risk -- death threats once resulted in guards moving into his guesthouse -- but here, among his people, he gets nothing but love. |
 | | Maher, who turned fifty in January, has longish hair streaked gray and white, but otherwise he's dressed like a young man, in expensive jeans and a designer T-shirt, a gray cap his only concession to celebrity disguise. |
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