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**Written by Doug Powers
Friday night was Keith Olbermann’s last day doing “Countdown” on MSNBC, and it would appear that most of America found out about it at around the same time Olbermann did.
NBC Universal’s statement about Keith’s seemingly sudden departure is here. The media blogosphere lit up like Olbermann’s face when discussing arresting Cheney for war crimes when the news of his exit from MSNBC was announced.
There’s no reason for concern over at MSNBC though — somebody there will probably be more than happy to pick up the slack when it comes to misogynistic bomb throwing.
Hot Air has lots of Olbermann updates for those keeping score at home.
Mediaite is reporting that MSNBC got rid of Olbermann for the same reason that proctologists retire: They got tired of dealing with… nevermind.
Commenters at HuffPo are pledging to never watch MSNBC’s primetime shows again. Who says bipartisanship is dead?
Plenty on the left are also blaming Olbermann’s exit on Comcast, but a glance at the political bent of Comcast’s CEO should at least give that notion a moment of pause. The fact that Comcast also once offered an “All Obama All the Time” channel doesn’t exactly signal that a shift to the center is inevitable either.
**Written by Doug Powers
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Permalink Reply by Albert G. DeWall on January 22, 2011 at 4:38pm
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Permalink Reply by Patricia Overbey on January 23, 2011 at 6:28am you've got it Albert if they hate the USA leave don't let the door hit you inthe @&&
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Permalink Reply by Ruth on January 22, 2011 at 4:53pm Olbermann wasn't liberal enough? Good grief!! I agree about Juan Williams, but Oblermann was a liberal bomb-thrower through and through.
Comcast's CEO may be a liberal, but I think he wants to make his new acquisition profitable. NBC's ratings are in the tank, so they have to do some housecleaning. I wonder who might be next?
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Permalink Reply by Robert L. (Bob) Green, Jr. on January 23, 2011 at 1:10am Abosulutely correct Cynthia! The important aspect of listening to opposing views is to study the issue, corroborate the facts from other sources yourself, and then be able to accurately evaluate their statements, identify "spin," and thereby know when it is appropriate to call
"Bull Sh_t" on the pundit.
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