Keith Olbermann's Special Comment On The Tea Party (FR mentioned specifically)

MSNBC via YouTube ^ | February 16, 2010 | Keith "Koolaid Addict" Olbermann

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Their slander is intended to keep us from growing even more. We are their worst nightmare!

[GloriaJane]

You sure can! In fact, anyone who want it can feel free to help themselves.

[Little Bill]

I started out as a Youth For Goldwater in 1964 and we got 3 votes in my Prep School, in the mock election.

Now 45 years later the starving masses agree with me, you and those things which you and I stood for in the dark past. Until the returns are counted I refuse to gloat and say my Grandfather was absolutely correct in his reading of the American people.

[Palladin]

Excellent graphic!

[lowtaxsmallgov]

LOL - one day he’ll show his face, then the 6 people who watch him will figure out what they’ve been staring at... or maybe they won’t, they’ll be wondering which is which...

[trooprally]

Thanks, and its been down loaded and ready for the next Tea Party

[Palladin]

I think I’ll embroider that on a tea towel. ;)

[Palladin]

HAHA! Keith Overbite frightens little children!

[McGruff]

Hey Keith,

Miss me yet?

[SWAMPSNIPER]

I turned 21 in 1963 and registered republican, in a county where republicans wern't mentioned in polite conversation. I think I had some kind of instinct, or premonition of what was coming.

Politics driven by base desires always gets corrupted. Both parties are working that street corner now, both parties are tempted to exploit the current hard times rather than really correct mistakes.

The average voter is easy to manipulate, and that is the dangerous part of democracy.

We've got to put our Constitution back in it's rightful place!

[Little Bill]

I registered Republican in 1967 when I was 21, in Mass of all places. Remember Live Free or Die, vote Conservative.

[spodefly]

There are teenagers on YouTube with larger daily audiences than Olberman.

Kudos to him for conning advertisers into paying big bucks for such a minuscule audience, and playing so well the part of a stark raving lunatic psuedo-intellectual.

[GloriaJane]

Thank You! I’m glad you like it. Please feel free to download a copy for yourself.

[muawiyah]

Yes, there are those types of video-gamers of course. Always somebody into holier than though sorts of things.

Then there are the folks who do victory dances and who highly prize the celebration of winning (not that there's anything wrong with your way, but certainly there's more to life than numbers on a board eh).