
You may have noticed on more and more left-wing blogs (especially those locally) the praises of the once quite capable and entertaining sportscaster turned snark-myster Keith Olbermann.
Elevated as the new Messiah and official spokesman for all things left of center in the highway of life, this last place low rated cable commentator is rapidly (or rabidly) becoming the voice of the most vehement factions of the leftard media.
Though challenged by an enormous lack of common sense (and decency) Olby has been able to build his fan base of literally hundreds of viewers into a veritable bidet in the bathroom of the new democratic party. Espousing high-brow disdain for all things Bush and/or republican he has made his bones among those democratic "salad tossers" so loyal to MSNBC.
Possibly the only thing funnier than watching Matt Lauer spooge down his leg while fawning all over Al Gore, is watching Olby becoming more defiant in his losing battle for ratings. He's just going to have to get used to being in last place, because it's where he belongs.
EDITORS UPDATE: I stand corrected...as of today he's in third out of 4....
http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/ overall annually he's been last....and will be again I'm sure.....
Look Out SPRINGER...you're NEXT...!
LOL
comedy on the way.
And what a ***hole he was.
I did word my post in a rather "Clintonian" way though...see Craig how you can imply and infer without ever actually saying it, you know, like you always do on your blog.
"My post was about this MSN guy that throws crumbled pieces of paper at the camera at the end of his show." He is A hACK jOURNALIST
and will not keep an audience.
Good luck to you, no one cares about that ****.
Don't let that fact get in the way of your argument though. I wouldn't expect Keith to be going anywhere anytime soon.
Enjoy...
Of course you would say that.
Any proof to that profound thought?
Links..I can wait.
""Countdown's" audience jumped 67 percent this year over last, and the cable channel's overall numbers are up 6 percent this year compared with last year, according to Nielsen Media Research. They're also up 10 percent from last year among 25- to 54-year-olds, a coveted advertising demographic. This comes at a time when Fox and CNN, overall, have been posting a decline in ratings."
Or how about this:
"Since that first commentary, Olbermann's nightly audience has increased 69 percent, according to Nielsen Media Research. This past Monday 834,000 people tuned in, virtually double his season average and more than CNN competitors Paula Zahn and Nancy Grace."
You know it's quite funny how you request ME to provide links but not Tim. Is Tim exempt from proving facts to back up his assertions?
No trouble. That's why I'm here - to challenge ideas and provoke debate. Just because you don't WANT something to be true doesn't make it so...