Olbermann breaks story? Why no play?

I agree. He's marginalized himself by going on these six-minute rants every night. He's devalued his outrage.

 

The beauty (and depressing aspect) of liberalism is its predictability....

File this one under "the sources are biased....."

 

As predictable as your replies to nearly every thread. Liberal mafia, politicians are all crooks, enviromental wackos, blah, blah, blah.

 

The rants couldn't be any less graceful. The message is being smothered.

I'll yell about it too, but I save it for the shower.

 

I often lose track of what he's spitting but I enjoy watching the various facial contortions.

 

Oh, Olbermann doesn't whip out the Special Comment every night (as he claims his bosses have asked him to). He's smart enough to know that if he did it every night, it would lose his impact.
Although he should retire Bill O'Reilly from the Worst Person in the World sweepstakes. Just rename it the Billo Award.

 

I enjoy the dramatic camera turns, the spitting of "Sir" or "Mister Bush" 20 or 30 times, the shaking of fake anger. It's always good TV.

 

Sorry to interrupt your guys' little right-wing Fun Bunch Leap, but my question still hasn't been answered.

I read the links. Not one contains an example of Olbermann advocating a major liberal policy issue. And as far as I know, there are no video or transcripts of him schilling Democratic candidates the way the average TV talking head swoons over John McCain like a 14-year-old girl at a Jonas Brothers concert.

Olbermann thinks Michelle Malkin is batshit crazy? Ooooooh, what a flaming liberal that makes him!

So again, I ask: What are examples of Keith Olbermann's alleged uber-liberalism, other than the Bush administration contempt that he shares with three-fourths of the nation?

 

I don't think KO has advocated a particular left-wing policy issue, but when he critiques Bush and Company on the war, the tone is most certainly left-leaning. I don't think he's as far left as O'Reilly is to the right, but they are similar.