More change we can believe in. Barak hires the entire Clinton mob to fill his administration including the queen of the gangsters herself, her thighness. Hitlery will be Obamanation's Secretary of State so she can funnel money into her husband's "charity". It will be fun watching her undermine Barak when the shit hits the fan.

Outside of Emanuel and Podesta, I don't have any problems with former Clinton administration members being part of Obama's administration. And I'd like to see Hillary as Sec. of State. First of all, anything to get her out of the Senate. Second...I can't think of it, but trust me, it was going to be a positive thing.

But I don't having anything related to tonight's "Countdown" to contribute. I've been Olby free for a week now. I like it that way. Contributing blue blog sources based on another person's recap isn't the same as actually watching the show. So, I don't have to hear Oralmann's voice or see his myriad facial expressions.

I also have been Olby free since the elevation. It took special dispensation to get me here and I feel like the barn door was left open and the horses all escaped. I am already looking forward to tomorrow.

Welcome aboard, Scrappy. What was the elevation?

"I've been Olby free for a week now. I like it that way."

Proof positive that ANYONE can learn!

It's nice to see that after all this time, you've finally figured out that you have the absolute right NOT to watch a TV show you don't like.

Factor: "It will be fun watching her undermaine Barak when the shit hits the fan."

Another revealing peek into the dark window of your soul!

By contrast, in my most partisan days, I NEVER longed for the failure of a politician, or for 'the shit to hit the fan' because someone 'undermined' someone else.

Is that your definition of putting your "country first"?

You know I can't help but to wonder if anyone has ever considered writing an anti Olby book... Ala, the one that that hate filled petulant, uhh, individual Stuart Smalley did about Rush.

Obviously being of some kind of fame or influence helps, but is it necessary? Isn't t Rupert Murdoch involved with a major publisher? I'm assuming that would help.

Just wondering is all.

Hate to admit it but I am old enough to remember the days when a Congress would pretty much give the Pres. whomever he wanted for Cabinet, etc. positions. Unless of course there was something real obvious about a lack of credentials or integrity or whatever. There wasn't a witch hunt though.

I always thought that was a good idea. Give them who they want. If they pick a lot of wrong people, that is a reflection on their judgement and leadership. Why not find out right away instead of waiting 8 years to figure it out after the fact. No President is personally capable of doing everything they claim they can do in campaigns. There are not enough hours in the day, days in the week or weeks in the year. So why not find out if they can hire good people and work through them? I feel that way even if, as in this case, I am not in line politically with the current next Pres. It is perhaps even more important in the current situation. If it turns out that he prefers people who are friends, hacks, or former competitors that he wants to keep under his thumb it will not be good. Might as well find out.

Someone already wrote a book about Olby, it's called Hitler

By MikeH on November 18, 2008 2:38 AM
"I've been Olby free for a week now. I like it that way."

It's nice to see that after all this time, you've finally figured out that you have the absolute right NOT to watch a TV show you don't like.

Tis true you putz. But, I find it humorous that this site's angry left wing nut, this site's resident olbyloon, can't seem to find any words to type criticising your hero Olbermann and his smears, distortions, and lies, towards those with whom he disagrees with, which are documented at this very site you feel compelled to troll at.

Now why is that you putz?

With no Bush, McCain, or Palin
Krazy Keith just does a mail-in
No conservative guest
Irrelevant at best
In the ratings Keith's always trailin'

Welcome aboard, KOlby and flindycon.

We're all Olby free this week. He's off this week. Instead you get Slippery Shuster. I don't think he'll be a Factor.

The media and the liberals in congress have spent the last 8 years undermining Bush. The New York Times outed national security secrets. Barney Frank led efforts to block reform of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Look where that's got us.

Are you willing to denounce these efforts as well, Mike H?

Is Maddow off too? Olby and Maddow's shows were slaughtered in the across the board ratings for Monday

>We're all Olby free this week. He's off this week.
YES!!! Boo-yah!

So let's get this straight.

Olbermann spends most of the campaign pimping for Obama (more accurately, trashing McCain), and builds up his ratings clearly in a pre-election flurry of interest. The election ends, and his ratings start to fade as people begin to tune out of politics.

Just when Olby is needed most to keep interest up in his sagging show, he takes a week off?

Will everyone who turned off Schuster by tonight even remember to tune back in next week?

Where'd Olbermann go for his vacation? Stalking Ben Affleck?

I think BOR will be off next week. He's always off the week of Thanksgiving.

By contrast, in my most partisan days, I NEVER longed for the failure of a politician, or for 'the shit to hit the fan' because someone 'undermined' someone else.

Is that your definition of putting your "country first"?

By MikeH on November 18, 2008 2:48 AM

Noted liar MikeH claims he never longed for the failure of a politician but every time a casualty report came out of Iraq, he jumped up and down and cheered. Country first was John McLames slogan, not my. I'll claim this country when something resembling and American is in the white house. The USA died on 11/04/2008, this is the USSA. This county might survive this Obamanation if he is merely Jimmy Carter and not something much worse. Personally, I am praying for a civil war. I have no use for the east and west coast of this country.

Only a lib like MikeH could look a person in the face and tell such an obvious and outrageous lie. If he, indeed is putting his country first, he should be leading the parade because it is obvious we have won the war they were all rooting for us to lose.

By MikeH on November 18, 2008 2:48 AM
Factor: "It will be fun watching her undermaine Barak when the shit hits the fan."

Another revealing peek into the dark window of your soul!

By contrast, in my most partisan days, I NEVER longed for the failure of a politician, or for 'the shit to hit the fan' because someone 'undermined' someone else.

Is that your definition of putting your "country first"?

Yeah, that's rich. This site's left wing nut, and resident olbyloon, chastising someone else for partisanship when MikeHee himself, along with his hero Olberman, and his messiah Obama, bet that America would fail BEFORE the surge was given time to show that it could (and has) accomplished what it was intended to. You see Factor, that's how true patriots like the three stooges above put their country first.

Now, now....MikeH like Olbermann and the rest who had a personal interest in American defeat in Iraq can only deal in the reality they have created for themselves to avoid the truth that America actually accomplished something valuable, virtuous and right despite their prediction it was not only impossible but that Bush and Company had other motives that were not moral......oh how things change!

See yet another fact (poison to people like MikeH and Olbermann) of the great gift America gave to the freedom starved Iraqi people....

"From roads to ruin, Baghdad gets back on track"

http://www.theage.com.au/world/from-roads-to-ruin-baghdad-gets-back-on-track-20081118-6aax.html

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"Saddam Hussein had originally planned to build an underground metro, or so he claimed. He commissioned plans for the project in the 1970s, which formed the basis of the new design, with plenty of modern modifications. Like most tyrants, his big plans came to naught when he threw his country into a series of disastrous wars that consumed the necessary resources for them.

"Representative governments have to deliver on their promises. That accounts for at least part of the optimism seen in Iraq, and for the sudden outbreak of big dreaming by Iraqis. They have their future in their own hands for the first time in decades, and the sudden liberation has fueled their imaginations.

"This, indeed, is what victory looks like."

http://hotair.com/archives/2008/11/19/victory-in-iraq-the-baghdad-metro/

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Victory....not defeat like MikeH and Olbermann predicted.

The church of SNOBamessiah fanatics will continue to ignore the truth that is coming to the fore in Iraq. That does threatens the continued success but hopefully the next President will not abandon the Iraqis because of political pressure from the radical anti-America left....recent moderation from The One will hopefully continue despite kooks like Olbermann and MikeH.

VERO POSSUMUS!