Transcript: Keith Olbermann-To Bush: 'Have you no sense of decency, sir?'

[kpete]

Now up at Bloggermann

Sept. 5, 2006

'Have you no sense of decency, sir?'


It is to our deep national shame—and ultimately it will be to the President’s deep personal regret—that he has followed his Secretary of Defense down the path of trying to tie those loyal Americans who disagree with his policies—or even question their effectiveness or execution—to the Nazis of the past, and the al Qaeda of the present.

Today, in the same subtle terms in which Mr. Bush and his colleagues muddied the clear line separating Iraq and 9/11 -- without ever actually saying so—the President quoted a purported Osama Bin Laden letter that spoke of launching, “a media campaign to create a wedge between the American people and their government.”

Make no mistake here—the intent of that is to get us to confuse the psychotic scheming of an international terrorist, with that familiar bogeyman of the right, the “media.”

The President and the Vice President and others have often attacked freedom of speech, and freedom of dissent, and freedom of the press.

Now, Mr. Bush has signaled that his unparalleled and unprincipled attack on reporting has a new and venomous side angle:

The attempt to link, by the simple expediency of one word—“media”—the honest, patriotic, and indeed vital questions and questioning from American reporters, with the evil of Al-Qaeda propaganda.

more at:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6210240/#060905b

VIDEO At Crooksandliars:
http://www.crooksandliars.com/2006/09/05/olbermanns-latest-special-comment-targets-bush/

[IChing]

1. Watching him say it now thanks

Whatever the true nature of al Qaeda and other international terrorist threats, to ceaselessly compare them to the Nazi State of Germany serves only to embolden them.

More over, Mr. Bush, you are accomplishing in part what Osama Bin Laden and others seek—a fearful American populace, easily manipulated, and willing to throw away any measure of restraint, any loyalty to our own ideals and freedoms, for the comforting illusion of safety.

It thus becomes necessary to remind the President that his administration’s recent Nazi “kick” is an awful and cynical thing.

And it becomes necessary to reach back into our history, for yet another quote, from yet another time and to ask it of Mr. Bush:

“Have you no sense of decency, sir?”

[SeattleGirl]

9. I love how he can take what the Repugs say (and do) and

turn it right back around on them.

[IChing]

16. I love how the speech came out on the net before I saw it

it helps so much

[TahitiNut]

2. Excellent!!

People who oppose this adminstraion are terrorist appeasers. Keith is calling him on it!

Go Keith!

[IChing]

11. Another keeper from Keith....great speech n/t

[Beaverhausen]

3. Oh how I love Keith!!!

:loveya:

[kpete]

4. Totally

RIGHT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[swimmernsecretsea]

58. I Love Keith all over again!

PS: Love your handle! Makes me smile and think of Megan Mullally!

[yojon]

5. Wonder if the 'media' will realize that that * just kicked them in the

nuts. Probably not. They are asleep.

[TroglodyteScholar]

14. Keith's one of the few astute enough to realize it...

I was impressed with what he had to say. I wish he'd gone on a bit longer, but at the same time...he was short, sweet, and as always, scathing.

Bravo, Keith...I'm liking you more every day. Now if you could just resist making jokes about fat people..... :shrug:

[Berry Cool]

25. When did you see Keith make jokes about fat people?

He constantly makes jokes about HIMSELF being fat.

[TroglodyteScholar]

33. Well, maybe I was a bit presumptuous..

He was talking about how nobody wants to see Rosie O'Donnell in the bath tub. And I assumed that was because of her size. That may have been a quick leap by me. There's plenty else that's unappealing about her........

[Berry Cool]

43. I think he meant that in a general sense. Not because of her weight.

Although I wouldn't be surprised if he said that you wouldn't want to see HIM in the bathtub either. (That's what he thinks. :evilgrin:)

Anyway, after hearing that comment she made about her kids asking when they would "grow fur," I'm thinking I don't want to be anywhere near Rosie, her kids or a bathtub. :scared: TMI, Rosie, TMI.

[JAbuchan08]

67. and if Rosie doesn't know it she's delusional.

I, for example, happen to know *precisely* how unattractive I am in the bathtub and so should almost everyone else.

On edit: I don't mean everyone else should know how unattractive I am in the bathtub.

[WinkyDink]

6. AWESOME! Take THAT allusion, Bush!

[high density]

7. LOL

Keith Olbermann is a great writer. I hope he writes a book about this someday.

[Democrat 4 Ever]

60. FYI - he has a book coming out soon - don't know the date

Last Thursday it was #19,000 something at Amazon. Today it is up to #6 - just a few more copies and we can send Pat Buchanan packing at #1. Good rant Keith, ya make us proud.

[PegDAC]

106. He's got a new one out

or about to come out - "the Worst Person in the World - and ??? Close Contenders".

[jaxx]

8. That was one hell of a comeback.

Bravo Keith Olbermann!!!

[TahitiNut]

10. “Have you no sense of decency, sir?"

No, Keith, he doesn't. No sense; no decency; no empathy; no respect; NOTHING!

[napi21]

12. I'm listening to Keith say that now!

WOW!!! Now I really AM afraidKeeith could get bounced! I can only hope his bosses approved this BEFORE he went on air!

[Berry Cool]

44. Keith won't get bounced. MSNBC has finally realized there's an audience

for criticism of this administration. Audience = ad $$$$.

[Rosco T.]

13. SMACKDOWN!

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

15. KO scores again.

He's terrific; I only wish more of the talking heads had what he has:

[LunaSea]

21. Keep those balls, thank you...

and ovum too. I want more brains.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

26. The problem is that all the brains in the world are useless

if their owner is too chickenshit to put them to work. I have no doubt that there are plenty of media people with high I.Q.s, but it's become painfully apparent that those brains sit atop spines made of overcooked fettucine.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

70. HA!

it was NOT fettucini. It was butterfly pasta, a delicate, tasteless speciality that loses all form with the application of any heat.

so there!
although with a mushroom cream sauce (wild shrooms, reduced twice) and REAL cream, (not to mention the Loooeysiana Rooo) it will make your taste bud bud.

[PegDAC]

109. It's Bowtie Alfredo.

Certainly Not tasteless!

[rocktivity]

17. Did Georgie mention his Nazi-appeasing grandfather in his speech?

You don't have to mention any names, Keith, but maybe it's time to talk about a real-life Nazi supporter rather than a theoretical one.

:headbang:
rocknation

[Divine Discontent]

20. OOOOH! KEITH'S GOTTA SAY THAT

about, some would say that this administration's attention to Hitler questions why they are so fascinated with them... that's the right thing to do if it gets ugly. and we know it will.

but I commend Keith for keeping it direct and factual, even if it is opinion, it's got great discernment in it's points.

[John Gauger]

63. Prescott Bush is not President

And thus his Nazi money is irrelevant. Unless you can show that Grandpappy taught Dim Bulb to love the Nazis, that would just be a diversion from what is important.

[KnaveRupe]

72. Has any Bush ever renounced Prescott's Nazi ties?

Has any member of the Bush clan ever apologized for the actions of Granpappy Prescott Bush? Or of Great Granpappy George Herbert Walker and his connection to Nazism?

If not, then it IS relevant.

More relevant even than how Joe Kennedy made HIS money - a topic that has always fascinated reich-wingers to no end.

[lonestarnot]

81. Not that I know of.

[rocktivity]

94. And what would you call what THEY'RE doing?

At least our "diversion" would be rooted in reality. All Keith would have to say is: "Before the Republiscans deem themselves qualified to accuse others Nazi appeasement, they should re-read their history books--especially the chapter on the Bush family history." Investing money is the ULTIMATE form of appeasement!

:headbang:
rocknation

[truedelphi]

98. Prescott Bush is part of that family's gene pool

And the idea that genetic material can influence not only
your hair color, height and weight, but also your inclination to
criminality is established

[PegDAC]

110. It's NOT irrelevant!

* has NEVER renounced his grandfather's views.

[bleever]

18. Twelfth recommendation, on the way to 100.

:patriot:

[Exultant Democracy]

19. Reductio ad Hitlerum

Way to go Bush real logical.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

23. Isn't that "Godwin's Law"?

... the rule that says whoever mentions Hitler first loses the argument?

[Exultant Democracy]

27. Yes it is, I wish people in the admin were as sharp as the people here.

But according to Godwin's Law they have now lost the argument about the War on Terra and the War in Iraq.

Too bad that it is too pathetic to even enjoy.

[TahitiNut]

97. Wrong! That's NOT "Godwin's Law"

Godwin's Law -

As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one.

Godwin's Law is predictive, not prescriptive. It's phenomenological, not statutory. It predicts that, in a political discussion (on Usenet), the probability of mentioning 'Nazi' or 'Hitler' approaches '1' as the length of the discussion approaches infinity.

In other words, it merely observes that someone in a discussion will eventually play the 'Nazi card.' It does not impose any 'win/lose' judgment whatsoever.


You've regurgitated a very common and WRONG characterization of Godwin's Law.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

104. I stand corrected. However, maybe the prescriptive statement

also ought to be called a "law," since it seems to be true in fact in most cases. Once you've played the Hitler card (except in those very rare cases where somebody really is a Nazi), your argument on the merits is at risk of collapsing. But thanks for the clarification.

[IChing]

30. THE THREATDOWN FROM STEVEN

[Exultant Democracy]

36. Oh, god, I missed that somehow that is great!

[IChing]

37. You can do anything, I just posted this one

threatdowngenerator.com

[C_U_L8R]

22. Go Keith !

I hope Keith relentlessly calls out these thugs
and crooks until the public demand is so high
that they skulk away in shame... defeated

[NoodleyAppendage]

24. MSGOP needs to hear our praise of Keith. He's going to get Freeped.

Make no mistake Keith has initiated a war against the forces of evil. The Freepers and their minions will not take Keith's speaking the truth easily. Keith can expect to be swamped with Freeper shit, so let's work to counteract the onslaught of dumbasses.

J

[StraightDope]

71. May KO be touched...

...by YOUR holy Noodly Appendage. Ramen, most high FSM. Your loyal servant, StraightDope.

[bleever]

28. Audio & transcript of Sen. Welch delivering this line to Joe McCarthy:

http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/welch-mccarthy.html

[civildisoBDence]

102. Welch was an Army lawyer...

McCarthy questioned the past of one of Welch's underlings, prompting the famous phrase.

Here's the transcript

News and commentary, left to right

[derby378]

29. Thank you, Keith!

50 years from now, they'll be making movies about how you stood up to our current "Red Scare."

[Marrak]

40. Good Stuff...

Kick-it:kick:

[xchrom]

31. we love KO!

:loveya:

[savemefromdumbya]

32. They will probably find a way to get rid of our Keith

hope you have a good bodyguard Keith.

[SlavesandBulldozers]

34. react, react.

I appreciate Keith. But you don't beat these guys by reacting or addressing their accusations. Ignore their accusations because THEY ARENT FUCKING LISTENING TO REBUTTALS IN CASE ANYBODY HASN'T NOTICED. You beat them by accusing them, by playing their game and fighting fire with fire. You call THEM Nazis early and often, you call them appeasers - showing the Rumsfeld handshake with Sadddam, the Bush-Saudi Prince kiss and tiptoe thru the tulips.

Images. Symbols. Gestures. Truth. Not words. Actions.

Only, in this case - your accusations are correct- THEY ARE NAZIS - which they know, which is why they are using their powers of projection to smear us with what they are. Bush is a war hero, Kerry is the rich coward - remember?

To beat Rove you must become Rove, in a sense - which is what most of DU knows already so sorry for preaching to the choir. I appreciate Olbermann very much, but playing nice and addressing their accusations in a logical fahion has gotten us nowhere.

Olbermann makes us feel good because he is right and they are wrong. But it doesn't matter.

[Berry Cool]

45. Disagree. When you become Rove, you stoop to his level

and what then is the point? Do we play the game because we have values we want to perpetuate, or do we play the game only to win using whatever means necessary?

[marions ghost]

51. yeah right,

it boils down to the old 'ends justify the means' question.

I've decided that from what I've seen in various situations over my lifetime, that the ends never justify the means. I understand that you should use the strategy of the enemy against him, but there are ways to do it more honorably than merely copying his technique.

[SlavesandBulldozers]

57. false dichotomy

we do both. we play the game to win then espouse our values, which are right in and of themselves.

They are fascists. You call them fascists because they are fascists. It's not that you're playing Rove's game, it's that Rove is playing your game already. He's ahead of you, accusing you of the accusations justified of him, and the only reason he calls you that is to disarm you of that accusation.

It's pre-emption, plain and simple - and as honorable Keith's intentions are by rehashing a statement that worked half a century ago - it won't work, because this is an entirely different game with entirely different stakes.

[marions ghost]

85. It would be difficult to

head off Rove's game directly because we are not criminal masterminds. Should we go around making false accusations? Why bother, since the truth is damning enough? I think mainly we have to not bite the bait and let them go ahead and try to whip up their base. We can't have much effect on their hardcore base. I don't think we lose much by not over-reacting to that pitch.

Keith's trying to speak truth within the acceptable media "game." He is very visible. We need that, while at the same time we do need other strategies as well. So what would you recommend?

[SlavesandBulldozers]

99. self deleting my recommendations

they are too good;) ill pm you later.

[Tactical Progressive]

103. we think alot alike

PM me too, if you wouldn't mind.

[silverweb]

46. You're discounting public opinion.

Keith is a very public voice and people in high places listen to him. He's making waves and influencing public opinion.

This is far, far more than just feel-good singing to the choir. I think Keith's helping write the harmony for a whole new concerto.

[SlavesandBulldozers]

59. awesome. I hope so.

I've seen psuedo-uplifting moment after psuedo-uplifting moment. From your lips to God's ears though silverweb. Seriously. I hope you're right. Really. I do.

[silverweb]

88. I hope so, too.

All we have sometimes is hope.

[marions ghost]

49. Keith is speaking to those who can understand...

He deals in words. He's probably doing the best he can get away with on MSNBC. I don't think he was 'playing nice.' He's "rebutting" because that's the acceptable format. But this rebuttal was a platform for levelling some very accusatory remarks. Keith deserves commendation, ovations, roses.

OK but you can't ask Keith to become Rove. First of all, he's not that twisted. Our collective voices are the steamroller that will meet the Rovian steamroller.

[SlavesandBulldozers]

61. I don't mean smear campaigns when I say become Rove.

As Truman said, "Tell them the truth and they think it's hell".

Rove has to lie to smear. All we have to do is tell the truth. But you can't be put in a defensive posture by these assholes.

Democrats simply havent called it as they see it.

[Berry Cool]

73. OK, then. We are not as far apart as I feared.

Make no mistake, Keith is telling them the truth. All he needs as ammunition against them is their own words.

Rove goes further. He twists and lies. Keith doesn't have to twist and lie. He simply shows them for what they are and lets them hang themselves with their own rope. That's the beauty of what he does.

[SlavesandBulldozers]

75. we're not far apart.

I'm just for stating these things in less diplomatic terms. That is where the Rovian traits help, fuck diplomacy already. And decency? Surely he jests.

And certainly I see a problem with using old rhetoric to address a new problem. And I do understand that the whole "sense of decency" thing has its own historical efficacy, but in many ways Keith's approach is part and parcel to the problem. He's using old tactics in a new war. He's using armies standing in lines with red coats on against the vietcong, who play by no rules but their own.

[marions ghost]

86. Oh OK

exactly what I said above...I see you're on the same wave then.

Right, we don't need lies -- the truth about these govt hijackers is damaging enough. Dems and liberal spokespersons need to have the nerve to speak the truth now. You know, they really have no other alternative. People are tired and cynical. They want to see strength and resolve, and a will to overcome our adversaries within. Are Dems in congress going to let the mayor of Salt Lake City look like the only leader who really is in touch with the people?

No need to criticize Keith though. He's doing his part in a very repressive media environment. As far as strategy, there are going to have to be reinforcements on all fronts.

[Just-plain-Kathy]

54. You're 100% right SlavesandBulldozers

We have so much ammunition to use on THEM. Why don't we use it?? THEY could label us, and we let THEM get away with it. When Hillary said that this White House is run like a plantation, why didn't the rest of the democrats back her and say, "YES!!...the stop lost program is slavery! When you pay people below a fair living wage, THAT'S slavery".

When Democrats are called fascist, that's when we should be explaining to America what fascism is! I know I had to look it up. ...Fascism defines our new America!!

Why aren't democrats talking about PNAC, RAD and all the profiteering this administration is making off of our backs?? Are our democratic leaders afraid to say anything because they don't want us looking into their stock portfolios? Or question their meetings with lobbyist?

I have always voted Democrat, but I'm sorry they're letting us down.

It's a shame that the most truthful news we get is through political satire. :rant:

Thanks Keith!! :patriot:

[SlavesandBulldozers]

62. Thanks Kathy!

welcome to DU!

[peacetalksforall]

66. You're saying what many of us have been saying for a long time.

Only about 30% of our leaders have a fight in them.

It is clearly evident that some don't want to make waves. Inter-Congress diplomacy and nicey-nice is very important to them - while right wing leaders embarass them with their law insertions and voting tricks. But Dems take it in stride. They even break from Dem principles and vote with the Republicans (bankruptcy Patriot Act minimum age). We want to save our country and they perform as if it were the pre-assassination era.

You are right to question Dems.

[SlavesandBulldozers]

74. "You're saying what many of us have been saying for a long time."

yes.

nothing more, nothing less.

[SlavesandBulldozers]

65. I also want to add one thing. I love Keith. He's one of the good guys.

If everybody spoke this bluntly earlier we would not be in the position we are now.

I didn't mean to do a cheesy wanna-be iconoclastic douchebag kinda thing. I was just venting.

[marions ghost]

87. LOL

'cheesy...douchebag" --the thought crossed my mind, tho not in such amusing terms. Thanx for clarifying.

OK so the truth is spreading on the net anyway. Any elected Dems who don't get on board with it can just go Lieberman themselves IMO.

[Maestro]

35. Smackdown!

Man, * must hate it when an eloquent and intelligent person rips him apart! If Tony Snow can be the White House spokesperson, whoever the next democratic president is needs to consider KO. Watching him on ESPN for so many years I just never knew he had this in him even though he was incredibly witty there too.

[PegDAC]

108. No, he even demonstrated his integrity when he was on Fox Sports.

Witness his take on the 50 Best Athletes of the 20th Century. He refused to include O.J. Simpson, and was explicit as to why - he believed that O.J. was guilty.

[spanone]

38. No, Bush* has no decency whatsoever.

[rzemanfl]

39. Here's what I wrote Keith:

When we get to see the receipt for the Emperor's new clothes it should be framed and hung on your wall. Once again you speak truth to power when everyone else cowers and spins and "balances." You deserve Katie Couric's money, she can keep the person who Photoshops her pictures. I can only think of one thing I can do for you and yours-as soon as I hit "send" I am ordering a copy of your new book.

Then I ordered his book.

[applegrove]

41. Wow! n/t

[garthranzz]

42. Perhaps KO will be the Woodward/Bernstein of this generation.

We need one. As a Jew, as someone who's father was wounded fighting the Nazis and having lost relatives to them, Bush's comparison is odious, invidious, self-serving and vile.

Thank you KO!!

[bdamomma]

47. that's what you call talking truth to power

thank you Keith. Keith is a true patriot. If we stay silent there goes our democracy, let us never be silent.

[Janice325]

48. I love this man!!!!

Gotta catch the rerun as I missed the first run, darn it!
k&r

[MasonJar]

50. Thank you, Keith. Keep it up. You seem to be one of the few

with the nerve. Just saw a replay on C-Span of Wesley Clarke et al...quite impressive.

[distantearlywarning]

52. Loved it, loved it, loved it.

I'm firing off my letter of praise to MSNBC right now.

[mnhtnbb]

53. When is the media going to wake up and remind Bush of his

family support of the Nazi war machine? All this Nazi talk from Bush
is disgusting. He's the f*ckin' Nazi!

[fearnobush]

55. Keith is a true American Patriot.

He is all I can watch on so called TV news anymore.

[pnorman]

56. There was a problem with the video link.

Try this: http://movies.crooksandliars.com/CountDownSpecialCommentBush.wmv

(And THANKS for that alert!)

pnorman

[samsingh]

64. a question with only one answer - bush has NO decency.

bush is scum.

[SammyWinstonJack]

68. Thank goodness for this man! We need more Keith Olbermans!

:bounce:

[Fovea]

69. Listening to one of the last journalists

working his craft and referring to another legendary member of the fourth estate.

It was damn inspiring.

[bbgrunt]

76. looks like I'll be writing another THANK YOU to MSMBC

[jen4clark]

77. email addys

to thank KO!!

[e-mail]

cc:

[e-mail]
[e-mail]

[mdelaguna2000]

93. Thanks - I just thanked him at all three addresses

Keith Olbermann's "historic moment" ala Edward Murrow. So glad I witnessed both this speech and the Rumsfeld one.

[PegDAC]

107. He IS this century's Murrow! n/t

[fooj]

78. He gives me hope.

Courage. Integrity.

Note- with hope in your heart- that these earlier American's always found their way to the light and we can, too. - Keith Olbermann



:patriot:

[pinto]

79. Kudos, Mr. Olbermann.

[Dinger]

80. Kickin' & R'n Till It Hurts, & Then Some! (nt)

[SuperSloMo]

82. What if he says no?

Here are a couple of thought questions that I have been wondering about:

What if when Joseph McCarthy was asked "Have you no sense of decency, sir? At long last, have you no decency?" he had replied, "No" and kept on doing what he had been doing? What would the American people have done?

What if when the little boy said "but the emperor has no clothes!", about 30% of the grown-ups in the crowd and the emperor himself looked at him and said "So?" (or maybe "yes he does") and then went back to admiring the emperor's "new clothes"? What would the other grown-ups in the crowd do? What would the little boy do?

It seems like we are in this kind of situation now. President Bush is probably better at delivering assertions without comparing them to pesky reality than he is at anything else. I think this has given a lot of people pause just because of the bold faced way that he carries it off. We need a lot more responses like this to help people believe what they can see with their own eyes.

[No Exit]

90. Resident Shrub is incapable of answering "no" to that question

because he is consitutionally incapable of telling the truth.

[Ammonium]

83. The Edward R. Murrow Of Our Generation

[orleans]

84. it was wonderful!

"That linkage is more than just indefensible. It is un-American."

yeah! bushco is totally UN-AMERICAN!! sing it from the rooftops!

[Senator]

89. *** Un-American ***

Keith Olbermann:

The attempt to link, by the simple expediency of one word—“media”—the honest, patriotic, and indeed vital questions and questioning from American reporters, with the evil of Al-Qaeda propaganda.

That linkage is more than just indefensible. It is un-American.

As is stealing elections, terrorizing a nation into war, torturing detainees, and spying on Americans without a warrant.

Perhaps, now that their ox is being gored, the Euphemedia will finally submit to a Cranialrectoscopic procedure.

Impeachment is our ONLY moral, patriotic option.

--

[BonnieJW]

91. Keith should have also mentioned

after shrub said “In the 1920’s a failed Austrian painter published a book in which he explained his intention to build an Aryan super-state in Germany and take revenge on Europe and eradicate the Jews,” President Bush said today, “the world ignored Hitler’s words, and paid a terrible price.”

In the summer of 2001, the president was advised that Bin Laden was determined to strike within the U.S. The president ignored it and went on vacation.

[IWantAChange]

92. when do 'others' join in?

KO is so far out ahead of the pack - is it a lack of true integrity amongst individual journalists/anchors or are we seeing what the 'media' organizations are really all about?

[Raffi Ella]

100. Welcome to D.U.!

I wonder the same thing.Keith is just one voice among the many that could be shedding light on the truth here.Why aren't they?I think it speaks volumes about the 'media'.




Keith was brilliant last night.I've written him and MSNBC and Dan Abrams etc etc letting them know how very,very much his work is appreciated and so very needed in todays News.

OH,and I loved hearing him thank us for his book doing so well.I went and ordered a copy just because of that.lol.Love that guy :kick:

[NastyDiaper]

95. * attacks the greatest generation. And he expects flowers?

Jeers and ridicule are what * asks for, what he deserves, and what he gets.

Not even the freeper lemmings, i would guess, know what direction to take.

gogo ko.

[xiamiam]

96. History in the making..my jaw dropped at the last line...

Have you no decency sir?.....stopping the rovian rhetoric before it gains momentum...Keith is a superb example of integrity, decency, passion, honesty and intelligence...thank God and MSNBC

[young_at_heart]

101. Keith has our family's loyal support

He is showing what this country is all about!

[PegDAC]

105. Damn it!

I love Keith Olbermann!! :loveya:xIf I weren't already married to a marvelous guy, I would be SO pursuing him!! After all, he's only about 6 years younger than I am, and I've always done well with younger men