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Words can't hurt you??
I am listening to Olbermann commenting on Ferraro's comments and on Hillary'as reaction to them.
I can see he is hurt, deeply hurt. As hurt as I am...
Listen to it here.
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Comments (6)
He dearly wishes this wasn't necessary.
March 12, 2008 10:57 PM | Reply | Permalink
Okay, I try to be positive around here but Please!
He was Hurt?!
He is a performer! And clearly LOVES his spotlight!
My sister is a big Keith fan but I really have never cared for his diatribes!
He actually would benefit from another Republican win!
If they don't win how can he play Edgar R. Murrow anymore?
All I kept thinking of while he vented his artificial outrage were his girlfriend, who is younger that me!(Which makes her over 20 years his junior!) And the fact that Ferraro is dying of cancer. Let him shake his impending jowls with rage at someone else!
I really hope he gets burned for this and goes the way of Tucker, future "political consultant!"
March 12, 2008 11:09 PM | Reply | Permalink
stravu9,
You are simply changing the subject.
Unfortunately some of you prefer to that, rather than renounce and reject...
PS: When you "hope he gets burned for this," are you still "trying to be positive around here"?
March 12, 2008 11:31 PM | Reply | Permalink
Instead of posting Taylor Marshisms here, stravu9, why don't you just link to her site.
Hillary's campaign just bit the big one. Don't believe me?
See what happens in the next week.
March 12, 2008 11:24 PM | Reply | Permalink
Well, everyone knows I'm a big Obama supporter and Clinton opponent, but I also don't care much for Olbermann's "special comments". I find them bombastic, pompous, prolix and repetitive, self-indulgent, theatrical, logically flimsy and more than slightly ridiculous. And all that Edward R. Murrow fantasy camp hamminess: listening to one of Olbermann's comments generally makes me cringe in embarrassment for him. I wish he could learn how to keep it real and stay away from the deep water. He's much more incisive and effective when he's just interviewing someone or having a normal conversation.
March 13, 2008 12:31 AM | Reply | Permalink
Dan K,
Despite of what you say, I don't know who you support.
You say that you "don't care much for Olbermann's "special comments"."
This, again, diverts attention from the real issue, please tell us:
How much do you care for Ferraro's comments and for Hillary's reaction to them?
March 13, 2008 8:17 AM | Reply | Permalink
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