Keith Olbermann

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UPDATED: Friday, November 28, 2025 00:01
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Originally posted by G:

Funny - the MSM was in large part responsible for getting him elected. It was 24/7 Trump tv and internet news while he was running. Hillary was so boring they hardly ran anything about her except "emails - oh my!" stories. And now they are loving Trump as president. Why would they want a president no one wants to read about? Think about from the $ pov.

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Yep.

Did they learn their lesson?

Nope.

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Originally posted by 6STRINGJOKER:

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Originally posted by THGRRI:
So far it appears educated indoctrinated has a lot to do with being a SJW.

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Fixed it for ya.

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6stringjack
I just went home with my GF and we dry humped for 3 hours in my car because we were still virgins.

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Fixed that for ya Jack. I posted a quote of yours because you posted a fake quote of me. There's much worse out their Jack. Don't misquote me.


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Originally posted by G:...And now they are loving Trump as president...

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MSNBC especially. http://www.politicususa.com/2017/03/10/rachel-maddow-beats-fox-news-fi
nishes-1-hammering-trumprussia-scandal.html

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Originally posted by THGRRI:
Fixed that for ya Jack. I posted a quote of yours because you posted a fake quote of me. There's much worse out their Jack. Don't misquote me.

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Please. Feel free T. You're only embarrassing yourself and showing how petty you are.

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I've always thought of Keith Olberman as the purple-faced man. Was always acutely wondering about his blood pressure, and thinking that we might all see him stroke out, right on camera. Even back when, I never thought he was funny. Or insightful. So I stopped watching.

I made it about halfway through the first linked video, and found my mind wandering off, again, to more pleasant topics like getting our tax papers together. Sorry, but I can't listen long enough to formulate a coherent response.



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Trump didn't win, Clinton lost.

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Originally posted by 1kiki:
How did your beloved 'democratic' party fuck up so badly?

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CBS News exit polls suggest Trump’s win was in large part a repudiation of Hillary Clinton by a substantial number of white voters.
There are also indications that Clinton’s gender was a factor in the outcome.
Among white voters, 57 percent said Trump was not honest and trustworthy while fully 70 percent said the same of Clinton.
In the exit polls, voters were asked whether they strongly favored their candidate, liked their candidate but with reservations, or if they voted because they disliked the other candidate. While 21 percent of Clinton voters said they disliked the other candidates, more – 28 percent – of Trump voters reported that. There appears to have been more people voting against Clinton than against Trump.
It is difficult to say with any certainty, but with razor thin margins in some states, a small number of voters who might have supported Clinton (who voted for either Johnson or Stein) could have altered outcomes in some states.

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CBS News Exit Polls: How Donald Trump won the U.S. presidency

by Stanley Feldman and Melissa Herrmann

Many observers thought this presidential election would be decided by Donald Trump’s polarizing rhetoric, his history of behavior toward women and his questionable qualifications for the office.

Instead, CBS News exit polls suggest Trump’s win was in large part a repudiation of Hillary Clinton by a substantial number of white voters. While Clinton did win big majorities of minority voters, she did not get the level of support from those groups that she needed to overcome her deficit among white voters.

There are also indications that Clinton’s gender was a factor in the outcome. The gender gap was substantial. Trump beat Clinton by 53 percent to 41 percent among men while Clinton won among women by 54 percent to 42 percent. Four years ago, President Obama won 45 percent of men’s votes and Mitt Romney won 44 percent of women’s votes.

More telling is the gender breakdown among white voters: Trump beat Clinton among white women 53 percent to 43 percent. This was close to Romney’s margin in 2012. While Mr. Obama won 35 percent of white, male voters in 2012, Clinton lost to Trump among this group by 63 percent to 31 percent.

As expected, Trump did best among white voters without a college degree, beating Clinton by the enormous margin of 72 percent to 23 percent. Trump also won among white, non-college women 62 to 34 percent and white college-educated men, 54 to 39 percent. Among white voters, Clinton only won among women with a college degree by a 51 to 45 percent margin. Interestingly, among white voters, there is no evidence in the exit poll that income affected the likelihood that they supported Trump.

Clinton needed extremely strong support from African-American voters to try to offset Trump’s margin among whites. She did win 88 percent of the black vote to just 8 percent for Trump. However, this was significantly lower than the 93 percent of black voters Mr. Obama won four years ago. The falloff in her share of the black vote was entirely due to black men. Clinton won among black women by a 93 percent to 4 percent margin. Among black men she won by 80 percent to 13 percent.

Many political observers thought a significant number of Republicans would either vote for Clinton, one of the third party candidates, or stay home rather than casting their votes for Trump. According to the exit polls, Republicans stayed loyal to their presidential candidate. Some 89 percent of self-described Republicans voted for Trump; 91 percent of white Republicans did. In contrast, only 84 percent of white Democrats voted for Clinton. She did win 86 percent of white Democratic women, but only 81 percent of white, Democratic men voted for her.

Surprisingly, given all of the attention to Trump’s attitudes and behavior toward women, he did virtually as we

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