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Keith Olbermann The Left’s Rottweiler

Posted on 21 May 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (12) | Tags: $400 million dollar bonus baby, 1994, 22 minutes of news, Air America radio, average age of 61, Bill Moyers, Bill O’Reilly FOX News, brilliant people, bring a big one, Clear Channel, completely unmanageable, Countdown with Keith Olbermann, creative, Dan Patrick, election night coverage, ESPN sports roots, Gingrich Revolution, Hancock, Hardball, if in a gunfight, Keith Olbermann, kind hearted, Left’s Rottweiler, Meet the Press, Michelle Obama, Morning Joe, MSNBC.com, mugged, NBC News, never pick a fight with someone who buys ink by the bar, Nightly News, physically imposing, Race to the White House, reporters and pundits, Roger Ailes, Rupert Murdoch, Rush Limbaugh, says what he feels in the moment, sharing anchors, Tim Russert, to beat a bully you stand and go toe-to-toe, Today, too nice, Verdict with Dan Abrams, wears his outrage on his sleeve

Reprise: On 8 July we published an homage to the Left’s Rottweiller Keith Olbermann, the right went apoplectic as the article had 300,000 hits in 4 hours.
Keith is my kind of guy. Creative, completely unmanageable, he says what he feels in the moment and wears his outrage like his very large heart on his 6’ [...]

Darn That Obama!

Posted on 15 April 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: Bill O'Reilly, Bobby (creepy Mr. Rogers) Jindal, demoralised right, Eric Cantor, Gingrich Revolution, Glen Beck, Philadelphia, President Obama, Republican Party, Rush Limbaugh, Sarah Palin, Tea Party, White House, White House Easter Egg Roll

 
President Obama is being blamed for causing then disrupting the USA far right Tea Party taxation protests (sponsored by Lipton, the only true winner today?). The protests harkened back to the Boston Tea Party of 1773 and appear to be massive duds thudding their way across the country. What was most funny were the fringe [...]

Bringing the People Along (Part 1)

Posted on 20 March 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: Bobby Kennedy, Democrats Abroad UK, Dispatches from the War Room, Gingrich Revolution, Israel’s Ehud Barak, Nelson Mandela, New Labour, PM Gordon Brown, President Clinton, Rep. Rosa DeLauro – D-CT, Republicans, speech to Congress, Stan Greenberg, Tony Blair, Tories, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel

 
 
Stan Greenberg has advised former President Clinton, former UK PM Tony Blair, Nelson Mandela, Israel’s Ehud Barak and others. He is one of those political lions inspired during the Bobby Kennedy era to join politics and who provides a lot of wisdom for the taking if you are willing to listen. His new book ‘Dispatches [...]

Fiction is Better Than This Reality

Posted on 23 September 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: 1973, 1995 Srebrenica, a new White House, agendas, antithesis of cynicism, Better Than This Reality, chase my own higher angels, Close-Up program, crooks, Denis Campbell, Dutch UN Peacekeeping troops stood by, Elliott Richardson resigned, emotion, faith the truth would come out, Fiction, Fictional President Bartlett, fire the special prosecutor, freshman senator from Delaware, frog-marched out of the Oval Office, Gingrich Revolution, government as it should be, great writers and editorialists, happened in private, hotel newsstand, justice and accountability, Karl Rove, Kosovo massacre, liars, lobbyist for UBS, looting of the Treasury, Minister of Treasury Paulson, Minister-President Wim Kok, Mr. Phil Gram, Muslim men and boys, neither he nor Nixon would be gone because our own stan, no CNN, not the fodder of tabloid journalism or dramatic televi, our moral compass was thrown out with the trash, Pennsylvania, polls, President Nixon, pull puppet strings for Bush 43, read newspapers, Season 1 Episode 5, see moments here of pure inspiration, Senator Burke, Senator Heinz, Serbian troops statement of honour, slimy ads, something bad happens on my watch, speeches, spin, subway between the Capitol and Senate Office buildings, take personal responsibility, the buck stops here, The Netherlands, The West Wing, thieves, torrid affair with television’s Barbara Walters, truly focused on Country First as more than a slogan, two young kids from Massachusetts, Washington, Washington Post, Watergate, were no one else’s business, without a shred of dignity or decency, works for the Nigerians

 

by Denis Campbell
“What will be the next thing that challenges us? That makes us work harder and go farther? You know, when smallpox was eradicated, it was considered the single greatest humanitarian achievement of this century. Surely, we can do it again. As we did in the time when our eyes looked towards the heavens, [...]

The Race Card

Posted on 06 August 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: 90-days, accepting the race premise, attack adverts, bar lowered, Battle of Baghdad, Berlin, black candidate, Brand Republican, Britney Spears, budget deficits on their watch, Bush, Bush Administration, campaign manager Dick Wadhams, campaign trail, celebrity-seeking antics, Cheney, clinton, Colorado Senate candidate Bob Schaffer, concrete evidence, convention in Minneapolis, daily tracking polls, decided to invade anyways, democrats, Democrats improve majority in the Senate, didn’t look like all those other guys on the dollar bil, fear, fell for the bait, Georgia Senator Max Cleland, Gingrich Revolution, give me a call, glam gals, gold bathroom fixtures were actually gold paint and und, high school class president, Internet only, Iran, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iraq, John Stewart, Karl Rove, lose more House seats, lost an arm and both legs in combat, McCain, Moses, NBC News anchor Brian Williams, net Democratic gain of 23+ seats, no WMD’s in Iraq, obama, overblown fears of Iranian military power, Paris Hilton, Presidential Palace, psycho-analysed piece of footage, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Ron Suskind, pundits jumped in, race card, racial stereotyping, racially charged spot, Republican, Saddam’s Palaces, son of former slaves. rise up and steal/sire the master, statistical tie, subliminal racial fear tactic, Swiftboating Season, Tennessee Congressman Harold Ford, The Daily Show, The One, unpatriotic, US Presidential race, US South, Victory Tower, Vietnam, we're going to shove a bunch of 30-second ads up his a-, within the margin of error

With 90-days to go, Swiftboating Season has begun in earnest as charges and counter-charges by each candidate’s camp of injecting race into the election turned the current US Presidential race into that of a popularity contest for high school class president. No. I must apologise. That characterisation demeans the thousands of young students who prepare [...]

Hillary’s W in WV – Yawn, Real Story is Red State Mississippi

Posted on 14 May 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: 3 am attack ad, :eahy, blues states, Bob Barr, clinton, control of house and senate, Democratic Convention, filibuster busting, Gingrich Revolution, John McCain, Libertarian Party, Lieberman, Mark Penn, middle ground, Mississippi, Newt Gingrich, obama, red states, Republican Convention, Ron Paul, Ronald Reagan, Tip O'Neill, veto-proof majority, West Virginia

338,000 people voted to assign 26 delegates or .6% of total delegates in play and captured the media spotlight for a week as the Barack Obama/Hillary Clinton steel cage match went another breathless round, while reddest of Republican states Mississippi, ignored the personal campaigning of Vice President Dick Cheney as the Democrat Travis Childers won [...]

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