I was surprised to watch Keith Olbermann lose his temper to the point of actually shouting. Clearly he is outraged, which is understandable. Indeed, the number and and unmitigated gall of Bush's multitude of outrages tends to provoke a great deal of shouting. But I think the question that really ought to be asked is, at what point will Congress wake up and realize that it is now nothing more than just another plaything for the shrub, and decide that enough is enough? Or will it wake up?
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Olbermann is P.O.ed!
And why shouldn't he be?
I was surprised to watch Keith Olbermann lose his temper to the point of actually shouting. Clearly he is outraged, which is understandable. Indeed, the number and and unmitigated gall of Bush's multitude of outrages tends to provoke a great deal of shouting. But I think the question that really ought to be asked is, at what point will Congress wake up and realize that it is now nothing more than just another plaything for the shrub, and decide that enough is enough? Or will it wake up?
I was surprised to watch Keith Olbermann lose his temper to the point of actually shouting. Clearly he is outraged, which is understandable. Indeed, the number and and unmitigated gall of Bush's multitude of outrages tends to provoke a great deal of shouting. But I think the question that really ought to be asked is, at what point will Congress wake up and realize that it is now nothing more than just another plaything for the shrub, and decide that enough is enough? Or will it wake up?
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