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Keith Olbermann, God Of Twitter

March 26, 2009 - 2:12 pm - by Ed Driscoll

Gregg Pollowitz modestly titles his new post the “Funniest Keith Olberman Thing You’ll Read Today“–and it’s tough to argue with him.

Another post on the Olbermannic-depressive Keith is also humorous, but in a much more sardonic way (and it dovetails remarkably well with the quote from Jonah just below this post): “Howard Dean urges civility towards president … on Olbermann’s show.”

(Incidentally, Olbermann claimed–on air!–that “I‘m not on Twitter.  I tried to sign up last summer and abandoned the project.” Unfortunately, there wasn’t a video at the time that simplified the complexities and contradictions of Twitter’s postmodern architecture. But now there is!)

Filed under: Bobos In Paradise, Liberal Fascism, Muggeridge's Law, Oh, That Liberal Media!, The Memory Hole, The New Puritans

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1 Comments, 1 Threads

  1. 1. Mikey NTH

    Ah. Now there will be a hunt through NBC to find the person who spoofed Dan Cooper spoofing Keith Olberman.

    I expect someone will record a Countdown where Olberman will state that he has, with mathematical precision, determined who has stolen the strawberries.

    March 26, 2009 - 4:21 pm   Link to this Comment