VOICES OF INSANITY - Keith Olbermann

The face of the liberal media. Unlike his right-wing counterpart Bill O'Reilly, who welcomes and debates guests with opposing viewpoints, Olbermann voices his left-wing biases unchallenged from within his echo chamber. In his progressive worldview, debate is unnecessary, for anyone who disagrees with him is merely a racist knuckle-dragging Neanderthal who desires to send America back into the Stone Age.

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[BL3KVTP]

Olbermann IS still on TV. He currently host Countdown with Keith Olbermann on Current TV.

[willdox7]

Thank You Sir, for these videos. I was close to doing it myself. People need to be educated about how the democratics need to be educated in economics.

[JamieAIDS]

@r3v3ng3ofthef4113n

what happened to him?

[r3v3ng3ofthef4113n]

Thank God this douchebag no longer exists on television! ;)

[AniMerrill]

While the way he puts it is kinda stupid, due to his slippery slope mentality, I have to admit that the idea of corporations becoming far too powerful politically is a very real fear of mine. This mostly stems from the fact, though, that elections are becoming so expensive, but still its worrisome. I don't see why multi-million corporate money should count for electing a democratic leader. Regulation may not be the answer, but its still scary the way it is.