MSNBC got told by the R's that if they EVER wanted another elected R

[cliffordu]

on ANY MSNBC program they would have to reign in Olberman.....'Specially his new sign off..."where are the jobs speaker Boner..." or whatever it is.


At least that's my take on it.

[Safetykitten]

1. I would bet that conversation occured.

[Dreamer Tatum]

2. Yeah, that's it. That HAS to be it.

It makes the most sense of anything anyone has put forth yet.

Yeah. Feels right.

You nailed it.

[cliffordu]

3. Thanks. I really believe that's it.

[Dreamer Tatum]

5. I don't think anything in the history of this galaxy has ever been more correct

I would risk the lives of my children on it.

[cliffordu]

7. Don' be hatin'

:rofl:

I feel for your kids.

[digitaln3rd]

14. Your avatar fits this thread very much.

:)

[EFerrari]

4. Olbermann openly mocks people who the new owner socializes with

and supports with cash. That would be awkward.

[aquart]

6. Yep. That's your unsubstantiated in any way guess.

Got it. Wouldn't have known from the subject heading, of course. Makes it look like you had a fact.

[cliffordu]

9. Not one bit less reliable than most of yours......

[HughMoran]

8. Theories abound

They get more interesting by the hour

:rofl:

[cliffordu]

10. Hey hugh!!!

Howareya???

:hi:

DId I mention the star chamber plot over there in INJA????

[proud patriot]

11. hmm interesting thought

[Drix]

12. Follow the money.

Do that and 9 times out of 10 you get your answer.

[B Calm]

13. I think it would be a blessing keeping the cons off MSNBC.

[Ichingcarpenter]

15. My Friend...... the house that we thought was ours

our helped built, designed, and lived in......

Is owned by this damned bank system.


I'm glad I'm out my friend
thought it has been tough

You........ know what I'm talking about.

I'm still a stranger in a strange land.

[zippy890]

16. asshole boss theory

history of conflict between Keith & Griffin, when the story broke about the contributions he did not waste any time did he, abruptly, publicly suspending him. Reeks of ass-wipe boss with ego problem. Kind of stupid, too, when you think about it.

"...there's a history of tension between Griffin and Olbermann, who told the New Yorker in 2008, "Phil thinks he’s my boss." So it's possible MSNBC was looking for an excuse to fire Olbermann."

http://www.salon.com/news/politics/war_room/2010/11/05/olbermann_suspended

I got suspended, then fired by a boss with identity/power/personality problems,
I'm going with this theory.

[cliffordu]

17. OF course you are probably correct......

I just thought that with the newfound tactic of refusing to deal with the press when they don't feel like it, they might think they can make threats like this.

c