Opinion: 'Clean' comic's profanity-laced tirade could hurt Trump

Jim Gaffigan isn't known as the "clean" comedian for nothing. He typically
keeps politics out of his routines and is famous for not cursing in his shows,
instead serving up hilarious comedy about slices of daily life from "Hot
Pocket" snacks to his clothing. Trump's speech Thursday night at the
Republican National Convention seems to have changed all that.

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