The electronic media was abuzz on Friday with huge news of MSNBC’s President Phil Griffin and his decision to indefinitely suspend their prime time firebrand Keith Olbermann from the flagging cable news network. This story was so big that CNN
She is so smart and logical, isn’t she?
[youtube yvVJTaRw6aQ nolink] Reason.tv presents a tribute to Keith Olbermann, who was suspended indefinitely by MSNBC for violating company ethics policies by making unauthorized donations to three Democrats seeking federal office earlier this year. He will be missed.
A couple of days before his suspension, Keith Olbermann sat for an interview with the New York Times to discuss this and that, and here’s what the Indefinitely Suspended “Countdown” anchor had to say about Jon Stewart’s above-it-all-ery: NYT: You
Reason.tv presents a tribute to Keith Olbermann, who was suspended indefinitely by MSNBC for violating company ethics policies by making unauthorized donations to three Democrats seeking federal office earlier this year. He will be missed.
This morning on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” program, Lawrence O’Donnell proudly declared the obvious: he’s a socialist. After hearing the news today about the suspension of Keith Olbermann from the same network, I can’t say anyone’s all that surprised. O’Donnell’s proclamation
MSNBC has suspended prime-time host Keith Olbermann indefinitely without pay for making political contributions. Politico reported Friday that Olbermann contributed to the campaigns of three Democratic candidates this fall, including one on the same day he appeared on Olbermann’s “Countdown”
NEW YORK (AP) – MSNBC has suspended prime-time host Keith Olbermann indefinitely without pay for contributing to the campaigns of three Democratic candidates this election season. Olbermann acknowledged to NBC that he donated $2,400 apiece to the campaigns of Kentucky
There will be a lot of people giving a lot of advice to the new Republicans who will be taking office in DC in January. I will give mine. Have no fear of the activist old media. They have rendered
MSNBC Host Ed Schultz says Rep. James Clyburn was his source for his repeated charge that Republicans will try to impeach President Obama.
Writing at NBC’s First Read, Alexandra Moe presents such a biased analysis of the Tea Party’s impact on the 2010 mid-terms, it’s either pure agitprop, or she left Curly, or Shemp and Larry out of her full last name. For
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c Indecision 2010 – Republican Earthquake Tsunami of Nothing www.thedailyshow.com Daily Show Full Episodes Political Humor Rally to Restore Sanity —– Well, at least now that the Republicans hold
Does anyone really watch MSNBC any more? Seriously, does their blindingly white line-up (which is only an issue because they make it so) of hysterical liberals with their cacophonous whining reverberating from the padded walls of their echo chamber appeal
Working as a reporter for the election night coverage on Glenn Beck’s Insider Extreme webcast the other night, I spent five solid (and painful) hours tuned in to the cable network that uses the word Progressive so often that one
Here’s one example of race hustling via liberal commentator Alicia Menendez delivered where else but MSNBC: [youtube eugGUG9HFEE nolink] Another example is MSNBC’s election night panel which consisted of hosts Lawrence O’Donnell, Rachel Maddow, Keith Olbermann, and Chris Matthews. As
Another glimpse at the racial and cultural intolerance of the left.
The political contrast between MNBC and its cable counterparts tonight is striking. All evening, on CNN, Anderson Cooper has been moderating a diverse panel of both Republicans and Democrats, including conservatives like Red State’s Erick Erickson along with Mary Matalin
Rep. Michele Bachmann went on MSNBC for an interview with Chris Matthews tonight and handled him with dismissive tone the hack deserved. All he wanted to do was bait her with unprofessional journolisty questions about whether or not the new
Unless major news breaks like Matt Damon coming to his senses or Paul Greengrass discovering the tripod, starting at on or around 1pm ET, Big Hollywood will go quiet as the “Big” team of editors begin their coverage of election
Nevada, South Carolina, Illinois, New York, Florida, Arizona… anecdotal stories keep popping up detailing perceived instances of voting irregularities just days before the midterm elections. Credible eyewitness accounts show problems that would seem to justify serious investigation. But not all
The knives are already coming out and it’s not even election day. MSNBC hosts will be spending a lot of time tomorrow explaining what happened to their dream-doll of a President. Chris Matthews had a head-start today.
It was a beautiful Fall day, perfect weather to inspire a person (liberal, 18-30, mostly white) to jump on one of 200 buses paid for by the great comedy supporter Arianna Huffington and come to the Nation’s capital for some
After what seems like a decade’s worth of commercials, more talking head blather than should be allowed under the Geneva Conventions and spin enough to make even the most rabid rollercoaster fan nauseous, election 2010 is upon us. Any reading
As far as the first 9/10ths of the Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert “Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear,” no one captured what a debacle that was better than Reason’s Nick Gillespie who memorably tweeted, “This rally reminds me of
The “Restoring Sanity and/or Fear” Rally was a couple hours of torture that Human Rights Watch would be protesting if it were played to prisoners at Guantanamo Bay. It was attended by a crowd of mostly pasty-faced hipsters which makes
