I think Jeff Foxworthy only remembers Keith from Sports Center and has not seen his awful show on MSDNC or Foxworthy has Meltdown and thought it was a comedy show. Foxworthy probably didn't realize Keith actually thinks of himself as a serious news man. I can't see how anyone who likes Ronald Reagan and Glenn Beck could possibly enjoy Keith Olbermann.

I think Jeff Foxworthy only remembers Keith from Sports Center and has not seen his awful show on MSDNC or Foxworthy has seen Meltdown and thought it was a comedy show. Foxworthy probably didn't realize Keith actually thinks of himself as a serious news man. I can't see how anyone who likes Ronald Reagan and Glenn Beck could possibly enjoy Keith Olbermann.

That makes perfect sense.

Meanwhile, critic Tom Carson in July's GQ labels Olbermann a "smart-ass . . . Righteous wrath and smugness are not an ideal combo, and Olbermann's delight in being Keith Olbermann has long since transformed anything genuine in his indignation into performance art . . . When he's working his shtick at full blast, his eyes two Fabergé eggs of radiant self-love as his enraged schnoz spears the camera, you often can't tell whether you're watching a goofball pretending he's a preacher or the reverse."

Poetry Arts: The critique of Russert you won't hear Keith Olbermann complain about.

This links to a Slate piece about the relationship between Tim Russert and Bob Novak. It's pretty interesting considering their dual roles in the Plame investigation.

Factor: "I can't see how anyone who likes Ronald Reagan and Glen Beck could possibly enjoy Keith Olbermann."

Could the answer for that simply be that you can't see?

Just an FYI....

This show was a repeat from a few months ago.

If I'm not mistaken, March 21st of this year.
http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/7598/

I'd be curious to find out if Jeff is of the same mind since KO has really stepped up his game in that time frame.