MSNBC's Katy Tur's career with NBC started when she moved in with Keith Olbermann. She was in her early 20's, he was well past 50.
Once her career was established and Olbermann was on the way out, she dumped him so fast his head was spinning...
I thought there is a alternate to Twitter.
The article is very fragmented and very confusing.
Sum total seems to be that the author looks a lot like the actor Leo DiCaprio who is seen posed in a Tux on the cover of GQ.
I don’t know what kind of blog this is, but you write the lamest three-line articles I’ve ever seen. Maybe try limericks? That would be five lines at least.
It’s not “clickbait” if you don’t actually bait the hook. Or hook the bait. Or something.
While waiting to get my hair cut in 1996 I picked up an issue of GQ and read it’s profile of Phil Gramm who was then running for President. The article’s premise was that since Gramm is a Republican he is a racist. But the author then had to contend with the inconvenient fact of Gramm’s inter-racial marriage. Which he did, for page after tedious page. Finally he just gave up and finished with “Hell with it, Gramm is a Republican therefore he’s a racist” (I paraphrase). And that’s the last time I paid attention to GQ.
MSNBC's Katy Tur's career with NBC started when she moved in with Keith Olbermann. She was in her early 20's, he was well past 50.
Once her career was established and Olbermann was on the way out, she dumped him so fast his head was spinning...