Keith Olbermann becomes a liability to MSNBC

My guest on the shoutbox up yonder shared a link with me and I've read it and have to say thank you as I've not been in the Olbermann loop. I enjoyed his back and forth with O'Reilly mostly because I feel O' Reilly's a cockroach. While Olbermann seemed to have the intellectual upper hand, Bill-o the clown was on uncertain footing with Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert mainly because their self deprecating approach seemed to set him off balance and he seemed to sense he was being trounced but wasn't certain exactly how it was happening, particularly Colbert.
I have enjoyed many of Olbermann's smack downs, but he's spends a little too much time angry and honestly, I haven't watched him since the election.

I certainly would rather see him cut from MSNBC that have it turn into the circus that is Fox News. Either way, I'm with the majority of American's that have thrown their belief in Jon Stewart.

I'm a pretty regular reader of HuffPo although I can only take small doses of Arianna. I enjoyed her recent guest visit with Fox News Channel President Roger Ailes who insists that Fox New is no longer at war with the White House which confirms what we knew all along. They've been at war with the White House despite claims to the contrary. But unfortunately, Ailes statement is completely false. Otherwise why would Fox news cut the last 20 minutes of the GOP retreat where the Republicans literally had him where they wanted him yet he STILL came out the winner.
Jon Stewart Q&O If you can't handle the spanking, skip to the 6 minute mark.
Ailes also defended Glenn Beck's inflammatory and completely off base accusations about President Obama. Suggesting that Glenn Beck wasn't speaking of President Obama:

"Well, he was talking about Hitler and Stalin slaughtering people, so I think he was probably accurate," he said. "I think he speaks English, I don't know. But I don't misinterpret any of his words. He did say one unfortunate thing that he apologized for. But that happens in live television."

One would think that Ailes would be the first to realize that proof is only one Youtube search away:



"Anyone not onboard look out, because you too could be the next victim of the killing spree"

Umm, who's the one holding the bat here?

Glenn Beck insists he'd never used the word "slaughtered":

Yes I wandered off topic, but here's my point. Yes Olbermann is getting a bit radical, along with Maddow, Limbaugh, Beck, O'Reilly, etc. I can't really say I agree with radicals, unless it's me. But he wasn't wrong about Scott Brown.
Thank you for the link, guest. I'm happy to have a topic even though I can't stick to it!