When it comes to "heroes" according to the left, Keith Olbermann is right up near the top with his half-baked analysis of politics and his "worst person" (cue scary music) segment. Despite an elitist attitude and odd love for ketchup packets, the left is quick to dismiss any negative story about him as a smear tactic, and they flock to his spoken word like moths to a flame.
But when does his hard hitting analysis of events in our world demonstrate the hack he really is?
Answer- When he bashes the Bush administration for their position on a topic, then supports Obama when he supports the same thing. When I read this story today, it made me laugh at loud. I remember some of the broadcast earlier this year and was surprised at how boldly he called the Bush administration a bunch of fascists. Yet, when the beloved beacon of the left, Barack Obama supports similar legislature, it is a bold move.
Hypocrisy, they name is Olbermann.
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
Monday, June 9, 2008
Oh the hypocrisy!
I don't know how long this link will be up on www.Huffingtonpost.com, but this topic always makes me laugh.
Before the election season kicks off, one of the big whines that comes from the left is a call for "public financing" and to change and make more public financing laws more restrictive. Then Obama gets a lot of small donations from a lot of people, raises a ton of money, completely de-railing all of the arguments, and all of the sudden, McCain is the target because he may use public financing, for whatever the reason.
Next we will hear campaign reform regarding contributions directly to the DNC and the RNC. Why? Because the RNC is still outperforming the DNC by multiples. Until, of course, the DNC gets their act together.
Before the election season kicks off, one of the big whines that comes from the left is a call for "public financing" and to change and make more public financing laws more restrictive. Then Obama gets a lot of small donations from a lot of people, raises a ton of money, completely de-railing all of the arguments, and all of the sudden, McCain is the target because he may use public financing, for whatever the reason.
Next we will hear campaign reform regarding contributions directly to the DNC and the RNC. Why? Because the RNC is still outperforming the DNC by multiples. Until, of course, the DNC gets their act together.
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