by Keith Olbermann MSNBC Countdown
Monday, 03 August 2009
Full text re-print from MSNBC websit of Keith Olbermann Healthcare Special Comment
Finally tonight, as promised, a Special Comment on Health Care Reform in this country, and in particular, the “public insurance option.” In March of 1911, after a wave of minor factory fires in New York City, the [...]
Legislators for Sale - Full Text of Keith Olbermann’s Special Comment
Posted on 04 August 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: Keith Olbermann, Legislators for Sale, MSNBC’s Countdown, MSNBC’s Keith Obermann, special comment
Fact Checking John McCain
Posted on 17 October 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: abortion, agriculture, Bill Ayers, Bresh of freth air, campaign financing, Canada, Colombia, Countdown with Keith Olbermann, fact checking, Governor Palin, Iraq, Joe Biden, Justice Bryer, Keith Olberman, litmus test, McCain, mortgage rescue plan, MSNBC’s Countdown, no litmus test on any nominee, nuclear leak, obama, Roe v. Wade, Senator Government, taxes, USS Houston
McCain misstatements from the last debate:
• Governor Palin a Bresh of freth air.
• Calling Obama ‘Senator Government’.
• Saying Obama voted for Supreme Court Justice Bryer even though he was confirmed 10 years ago, before Obama was in the Senate.
• Promise he would fight for a line-item veto, which was ruled unconstitutional in 1998.
• Hitching onto [...]
The GOP Must’ve Learned Lowering Expectations From A Master
Posted on 02 October 2008 by Charley James | Comments (0) | Tags: 18-year tenure as head coach, alumni association never clamoured for his head, Bloomberg’s Margaret Carlson, challenge Palin’s artful dodging, Charley James, college football’s mantra, country may applaud her ability to stand toe to toe wit, disenchanted grumblings inside the camp about her perfo, era where “win here today or go elsewhere tomorrow”, From 1954 through the 1971 season Warmath was head foot, GOP, Gwen Ifill will have her hands full, he knew it, hiding at John McCain’s Arizona estate, if she doesn’t belch on camera, Joe Biden, Karl Rove, Keith Olbermann, kept his job year-after-so-so-year, Lowering Expectations, McCain’s people are running a straight replay of Murray, MSNBC’s Countdown, Murray Warmath, never won a Bowl Game or a national championship, NewsHour’s Gwen Ifill will be more adept and forceful a, only thing that can change their candidate from a Tina, Politico, Sarah Palin, spent his time compiling a mediocre 65-57-4 record, the master of lowering expectations, Thursday’s debate, Warmath’s teams were never as bad as he predicted, won two Big Ten titles, world’s greatest expert on lowering expectations
by Charley James
No, it’s not Karl Rove. I’m speaking of Murray Warmath.
And who is Murray Warmath when he’s home? He happens to have been the world’s greatest expert on lowering expectations.
From 1954 through the 1971 season, Warmath was head football coach at the University of Minnesota. Although he won two Big Ten titles, mostly he [...]
Look Whose Pants Are On Fire!
Posted on 11 September 2008 by Charley James | Comments (0) | Tags: Charley James, cure cancer, cut taxes while Obama would raise them, EJ Dionne, Federal Trade Commission, fined Trudeau millions of dollars, FTC said he was making false claims, heart disease, high blood pressure, host Keith Olbermann announced he would donate $100 to, In other words he was lying, in other words they are blatant liars, in political campaigns, Look Whose Pants Are On Fire, lupus, McCain, McCain is "stooping to cheap advertising that would be, morphed into the Kevin Trudeau of political commercials, MSNBC’s Countdown, No one could disagree she was flat-out lying, non-partisan Tax Policy Institute released an analysis, pants are on fire, Presidential candidate, promoting a dietary supplement, reddit.com was more direct, Sarah Palin claiming she always opposed the “Bridge to, so obviously a lie everyone knows it, sold a state jet on eBay, sold through an airplane broker, the Republican presidential campaign is going to cost h, The Washington Post, tried reforming political campaigns, Why is lying an acceptable tactic in campaigning for th, wondered whether the truth matters
by Charley James
Not many years ago, John McCain tried reforming political campaigns. But now that he is a presidential candidate, he has morphed into the Kevin Trudeau of political commercials.
In 2004, the Federal Trade Commission fined Trudeau millions of dollars and banned him for life from producing or appearing in infomercials promoting a dietary supplement [...]
















































