Well, that was quick.
Keith Olbermann will return to MSNBC primetime tomorrow night, after a long weekend off the air, most of which time he would have been off the air regardless.
If Olbermann’s violation of MSNBC’s rules or policies was significant enough to warrant an indefinite suspension without pay, one would think it were significant enough to warrant more than a long weekend.
MSNBC lied us into believing Olbermann was gone.
Everyone will be watching MSNBC tomorrow night, for the first time in years (publicity stunt much?). As much as I despise Olbermann, I hope he resurrects his “Worst Person in the World” award, which he suspended recently.
And I would have to give Olbermann kudos if he had the cojones to name his boss the Worst Person in The World.
Because the person who lied us into celebrating the demise of Keith Olbermann deserves public ridicule. And what better poetic justice than to have Olbermann deliver the verdict.
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OberUberMadd back on the tube … Pelosi shooting for House minority leader … the planets are aligning perfectly for a 2012 eclipse.
A 2012 eclipse will come ONLY if the Republicans actively work for the repeal of healthcare and work on reducing the size of government.
If they do, and Obama and the Dem controlled senate work against them then 2012 will be, as you said, an eclipse. There would be an increase of Rep Congress seats and the Republicans just *might* get to 60 votes in the Senate.
This was a truly pathetic publicity stunt — to me, Tommy Christopher called it, spot on!
And who could doubt that KO was in on it right from the start?
Also, MaggotAtBroad&Wall;, above, posted to the hysterical Johnny Dollar takedown of Maddow for her speaking part in the scam.
His great line: "Enough about Milbank, we have smaller fish to fry."
The video itself is just devastating.
Still, I think we should all poke some fun at MSNBC and Olby.
In fact, I think the guy deserves a nickname for trying to pull this nonsense — perhaps something that relates to the "horrific" two-day suspension the poor, poor man had to endure!
How about, "Deuce?"
Much ado about nothing – that's MSNBC in a nutshell.
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