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Perhaps my reference to a “moment of clarity” is somewhat unfair to the “Real Time with Bill Maher” host (wink-wink), given that, as is the case with blind squirrels finding acorns now and again, Maher seems to have found more of his share of acorns over the last year or so than he has been accustomed to finding throughout his acerbic career.
In Friday’s episode of “Real Time,” the left-wing comedian went after various left-wing causes and the requisite “sanctimonious lecturing” from his pals on the left. “It’s time to raise awareness about a very serious problem,” he said: “Raising awareness.”