Keith Olbermann

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    abichara

    Sun Jan 30 2011

    Abruptly fired a couple of weeks ago from his post on MSNBC, Olbermann was largely responsible for defining the network as FOX News's left alter ego. Many different factors may have gone into Olbermann's firing. Some think that it might have had something to do with Comcast buying a controlling stake in NBC, but I suspect that it might have had to do with his recent criticism of Barack Obama, specifically in regards to taxes, Social Security, and high unemployment. Jeffrey Immelt, the head of GE (parent company to NBC) is very close with Obama, and he may have felt pressure from the President's political operation to have Olbermann deep-sixed. Given how thin skinned Obama and his people are to any type of criticism, especially from the Democratic Party's activist base, this is what makes most sense.

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    guy_dc1b

    Sat Jan 22 2011

    ***News Flash*** New network owner Comcast just named Keith Olbermann Worst Person of the Year. Ober took three minutes in his last show to thank his ten viewers for sticking it out with him. Regards, RIA' unofficial anchorman.

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    fitman

    Sat Nov 06 2010

    Fired for contributing to politicians? Won't that get conservatives on his side? Oh, they were Democratic politicians? Nevermind.

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    irishgit

    Mon Jun 07 2010

    This guy is to journalism what whoring is to sex and represents a sterling example of the television cult of personality over substance. There's no analysis here, and the bias is shallow and trivial. I don't mind bias in reporters, in fact I expect and welcome it, as long as it comes with some brains. No evidence of that with this former sports meat puppet.

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    mark89450

    Tue Nov 10 2009

    What and how did the term 'politically correct' come from? I see it as a term the liberal radicals came to form and pushed (another pot session in a gay orgy?) - like they push all wreck of society - until this 'term' was accepted. WTF does 'political' or 'correct' have to do wth ANYTHING in our society TODAY? Our politicians can't or aren't qualified to do their job - WORK FOR US...The term itself HAS NO PLACE - just AS THEY DON"T - the retarded that have gotten away with this crap for years until it is now solidified in what they think they have to do or are obligated to - the PEOPLE - and we swallow it and use that term... I don't - it makes no sense .... we should ban that term.... and amend the Constitution for a lot of 'other issues' that make no sense - as this document truly needs ratification.... and some amending TODAY... I have better words for it (PC) .... degenerate... weak... puss... coward.. on and on... any excuse goes... lets run naked in the streets and smoke dope - ... Read more

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    rogerisright

    Sun Sep 27 2009

    OLBERMAN IS NOT AN IVY LEAGUER HE WENT TO CORNELL ALRIGHT >>>>Except Keith didn't go to the Ivy League Cornell; he went to the Old MacDonald Cornell. If you've ever watched any three nights of his show, you know that Olbermann went to Cornell. But he always forgets to mention that he went to the school that offers classes in milking and bovine management. Indeed, Keith is constantly lying about his nonexistent "Ivy League" education, boasting to Playboy magazine, for example: "My Ivy League education taught me how to cut corners, skim books and take an idea and write 15 pages on it, and also how to work all day at the Cornell radio station and never actually go to class." Except Keith didn't go to the Ivy League Cornell; he went to the Old MacDonald Cornell. The real Cornell, the School of Arts and Sciences (average SAT: 1,325; acceptance rate: 1 in 6 applicants), is the only Ivy League school at Cornell and the only one that grants a Bachelor of Arts degree. Keith went to an... Read more

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    charlesmiller

    Wed Sep 23 2009

    Olbermann is the most obnoxious, arrogant, egotistical, pompous, conceited, lousy excuse for a reporter or commentator I have ever seen besides Rachel Maddow. They both should be fired. Neither of them have a clue about good journalism. Charles Miller Haslet, Texas

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    actoby

    Thu Sep 17 2009

    this guy is a total ass, i don't even know how he has a job on tv.. i can't even rate him. also his twin that follows him Ms. Maddow she has to be the WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD.

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    littlejoe47

    Tue Sep 01 2009

    As a sportscaster he was funny and irreverent. he and Dan Patrick made a great team to watch. As a "news" broadcaster on msnbc he is ackward, mean spirited, biased, egotistical and worst of all, wrong about virtually everything he comments about. Were he less self absorbed and more objective he could become relevant again....but that is not likely. Reality being what it is, MSNBC isn't even relevant.

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    jasonskrew

    Tue Jun 30 2009

    I'm shocked someone hasn't taken this guy out yet! Absolutely the worst broadcaster on the planet. My worst nightmare is he'll return to ESPN.

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    olbermanahole

    Mon Oct 27 2008

    I have never seen a BIGGER ASSHOLE than this guy. There has never been such a mean sprited journalist in the history of politics. I don't mind an opinion on President Bush, but the disrepect and true hate that comes out of his mouth is dispicable! This guy should be fird!!! I am banning MSNBC. They should not allow this subjective content to be aired.

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    victor83

    Mon Oct 27 2008

    Someone make a list that says Olberman or Briefs....both wind up needing to be washed. What a clown this guy is.

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    attymike

    Mon Oct 20 2008

    This guy has gone so far left that is is now a joke. His fascist views are out of touch with American culture and values. Poor guy will be out of a job once that person Obama becomes our first affirmative action President. No one to bitch about anymore.

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    neocon1

    Tue Sep 09 2008

    Ubergoober was a fine sports guy, but, come on, let's be real here. Just because you have an opinion and have some experience in broadcast facetime, does this make you a political observer? If so, I'm just an under-employed political observer who is a damn sight better to look at than Ubergoober, and a whole lot smarter as well. He is an idiot who all the other idiots turn to when the mean 'ol Republicans hurt a overly sensitive feeling.

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    gutter

    Thu Aug 21 2008

    This guy has fallen off the cliff since he joined the Obama bandwagon and now acts like a cult member.  He must be angling for a job with a possible Obama administration (dream on!).  He also never has the cojones to have anyone on his show who he disagrees with, instead, as a previous poster here said, having his irritating Mini-Me, Rachel Maddow (they even have the same haircut!) on to bat her lesbian eyes at him and agree with his every utterance.  Very, very sad waste of talent.

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    dream64

    Tue Aug 19 2008

    I think his low ratings compared to Bill O'reilly's prove no one, republican or democrat, is watching him. He is incredibly quick to judge, and more often than not he is proven wrong. He spews out a lot of hateful things. He can be as arrogant and wrong as he likes, especially since MSNBC is owned by NBC. They are the least objective news group out of the major networks. Olbermann only has people who share his views on, never anyone with an opposing view. Having the #1 show on MSNBC is relative, especially since he has half the viewership than Bill O'reilly.

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    doejoemoe

    Tue Aug 19 2008

    Does Olbermann still live with his mother???

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    petey475

    Fri Jul 04 2008

    From one who currently serves this country in uniform and has served in combat in Afghanistan, Olbermann is truly hated by the vast majority of us in uniform (from hundreds of comments I have heard). His comments hurt morale and just fuel our enemy with negative propaganda. We simply turn the channel on AFRTS whenever Countdown comes on. Even some troops that I know who are democrats can't stand this guy.

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    astromike

    Sun Jun 29 2008

    Sports caster turn to politics, big mouth who I heard can be difficult to work with off camera.  He's pompous, errogant, and WAY to the left.  HATE him, he's a jerk.  Look at his pic lol

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    sc341240

    Sat May 03 2008

    His show is not fair & balanced, he has a Mini-Me on every night (Rachel Maddow) agreeing with everything he says. There is no conservative counter-point on his show ever, it's just him spouting his frustrations every night. He is becoming increasingly deranged.

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    eschewobfuscat_ion

    Fri Apr 18 2008

    An arrogant liberal dingbat with a microphone.  No objectivity.  No ability to balance ideologies.  No sense of responsibility to maintain anything resembling balance in his political "analysis" nor anything resembling the ability to do so.  He is a minor, temporary figure in the nearly unanimous liberal-leaning (to the point of toppling over) American media, which is shamelessly rooting for Barack Obama against Hillary Clinton and, inevitably, John McCain, their favorite republican.  Who would be the equivalent, on the right, of Keith?  Laura Ingraham?  Glenn Beck?  No, someone further into the abyss.  Definitely a personality, hence the 2 rating.  But there are so many whose identical views he shares, you can hardly get a piece of papaer between any two of them.

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    genghisthehun

    Fri Apr 18 2008

    UPDATE: I knocked this guy down two stars. He must have had a stroke. He is no longer funny but has become a preacher. If I want to be preached to, I will go watch the pros on the goober preaching channel. Send him back to sports. ORIGINAL COMMENT: He is always worth the time to watch. If the article he is covering doesn't interest you, go to the 'frige, or wherever, and come back because the next article will usually tickle your fancy.

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    canadasucks

    Fri Apr 18 2008

    Not asthetically pleasing. . .does not pull of arrogance or bombast well. . .I think news outlets need to emphasize less personality and more actual news.  Liberal?  Trashing the stupid mistakes and shocking errors of this administration isn't liberal- it's intelligent.  But answers to the issues won't come from the simple formula of "redneck/neocon station here. . .other station here!"  News outlets should always be critical of the gov't instead of trolling for ratings, approval, and future favors.  Keith O. isn't a phantom 'left' solution to the media's terrible complicity with this administration- he's part of the problem of substituting entertainment for news.

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    whackocentrist

    Fri Apr 18 2008

    Tried it, really tried it - couldn't do it. He's just another nasty-mouth bashing the other side. If I wanted to hear Bill O'Reilly's opinions, I'd watch Fox. After hearing all this praise about his intelligence and "wit", I'm disappointed. He reminds me of a middle school girl: nastyness, drama and putdowns passing for commentary and popularity. I'm gonna keep looking for a true newsperson. Hope one's out there!

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    newbmw

    Wed Mar 19 2008

    No clue why he is on television.

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    farmer60

    Sat Dec 22 2007

    Left wing idiot.  Can he be any stupider??

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    dalem489

    Sun Dec 09 2007

    What little I watch him I always see him doing the same things he accuses others of doing. He uses a lot left wing rhetoric while claiming to be something else .I guess I can always keep a few pics of him around to wipe after a trip to the toilet so I guess he can be useful.

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    denves07

    Sat Aug 25 2007

    I would have given this left-wing hack zero stars if they offered it...don't forget he once slept with a hooker (true). His shrill lies are a key reason MSNBC is dead least in ratings. Fox kicks his butt every night.

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    dubiec8e

    Wed Aug 08 2007

    It's Keith...he sucks.

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    disgust4pcness

    Tue May 01 2007

    Typical liberal windbag...airing nothing but lefty propaganda.

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    acm7673

    Fri Oct 20 2006

    Is it any wonder this guy has no ratings at all?

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    callitdownthel_ine75

    Sun Sep 03 2006

    Keith Olbermann gets four stars out of five for his pre-MSNBC years when he was a fairly objective ESPN sports news anchor. His sense of humor and his open-air banter with Dan Patrick was spectacular. But lately (as in the past few years at MSNBC), Olbermann has forgotten his place as he has a nasty habit of offering his personal, biased opinions and comments (which are totally irrelevant if he would just present the facts and let the viewers decide for themselves). His smug "I know it all and YOU DON'T, SO SHUT UP!!!" attitude, as well as his feud with others (which ought to be kept to himself) only shows his childish need for attention. Olbermann needs to grow up for once and realize his waning popularity is due to his constant underestimating of the typical American viewer (as well as his growing ego and self-importance).

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    relboy69

    Mon Aug 15 2005

    Oh man, I love Keith Olberm... Wait this isn't a joke? Oh I got to get the hell outta here

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    ralphthewonder_llama

    Fri Nov 05 2010

    Wha-ha-ha! Busted! http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40028929/ns/politics-decision_2010/ Gee, who's gonna lecture us about ethics anymore??

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    dickhead44

    Sat Feb 13 2010

    Horrible liberal. Lies abiut Nobama

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    jimmyc1955

    Tue Jul 03 2007

    Smarmy, self important and reliably unfunny - Keith Olbermann is the kind of anchor that most folks have become tire of. It isn't about the news - it's about Keith. Frankly I get all of that I need from Katy Coric.

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    gravedust

    Sun May 13 2007

    The people who adore him really just hate Bush.  Remember, he started posing as a conservative and only soared when he turned against his earlier stance. There are enough crazies out there who think hes unbiased, that they'll fall right in line. Hey, I understand, there aren't many articulate lefties to follow, So when one does turn up, they fall in line.

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    louiethe20th

    Sat Aug 26 2006

    Was much better on Sportscenter than he is with politics.

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    kmeccat

    Mon Aug 08 2005

    incredibly smart and witty...i look forward to his show each night its on! cute too!

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    dpostoskie

    Thu Jun 02 2005

    WAS good, get the f-out.

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    dgiant

    Wed Mar 16 2005

    Best I ever saw. He must have seen the writing on the wall and got the hell out of moron town. ESPN has steadily gone downhill and is now in a freefall. I miss Keith more than any other anchor.

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    alexg681

    Sat Jan 08 2005

    I like more Dan Patrick, but him and Patrick were the best combination I've seen on SportsCenter, Keith should have never left. Olbermann added very good humor and wasn't annoying.

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    walter_cronkite

    Tue Dec 21 2004

    Horrible, I hate his liberal propaganda on MSNBC too, the show will be cancelled soon. Keith Olbermann is a joke!

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    ltintennessee

    Sat Nov 27 2004

    Keith is simply the best! His show on MSNBC is not only funny in that dry-humor sort of way, but he's also the only newscaster out there to cover all the voting irregularities. I hope the rest of the mainstream media wakes up and realizes that, if we don't get a handle on voting problems, we're no longer a democracy. Keep it Keith - someday I want to have your children!

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    steve9o

    Wed Sep 08 2004

    Should never have left, Keith who?

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    davis21wylie

    Mon Apr 12 2004

    The best! I feel bad for Dan Patrick, being paired with Olbermann's replacement Kenny Mayne. Olbermann was great; Mayne is annoying.

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    favreisthemast_er4

    Mon Apr 05 2004

    Great partner to Dan Patrick. Should have stayed on the show, though. Still funny and entertaining.

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    divadee

    Sun Mar 21 2004

    Keith's new show on MSNBC Countdown is simply brilliant. Too bad that O'Lielly is killing him in the ratings.

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    jamestkirk

    Mon Oct 06 2003

    Was great and one of the very best and most creative ESPN ever had. Olberman was just too brilliant for some to understand.

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    zuchinibut

    Mon Sep 29 2003

    Put the biscuit in the basket.