Ohreally

julia · 03-06-2008, 01:53 AM

3/5 "A Big flaming fraud"

Duvidoo · 03-07-2008, 09:52 AM

Huh? Are you talking about Keith's bludgeoning of O'Reilly?
For O'Reilly's threat to send the Fox Thought Police to peep's homes?
Time for Bill to do time.....

brwright · 03-09-2008, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by julia

3/5 "A Big flaming fraud"

Yep, that just about sums it up.

Kanadesaga · 03-09-2008, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by julia

3/5 "A Big flaming fraud"

more like a big flaming turd!

julia · 04-17-2008, 01:42 AM

Truth is always better than fiction:

Several times over the last year, according to three sources who asked not to be identified because they were describing private conversations, O'Reilly's agent called Jeff Zucker, chief executive of NBC's television group, urging him to tell his MSNBC commentators to back off. O'Reilly also posted an online petition demanding that NBC dump Olbermann.

Howard Kurtz - Bill O'Reilly And NBC, Shouting to Make Themselves Seen? - washingtonpost.com

julia · 04-17-2008, 01:47 AM

Olbermann Blasts O'Reilly For Attacking GE: "You Are More Personally Responsible For The 4,000 Dead Americans In Iraq Than All of America's Corporations Put Together." April 16 Huffington Post

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Keith Olbermann has built become an expert in O'Reilly-baiting, but last night he may have set a new record. Olbermann pushed back against Bill O'Reilly's habitual NBC-bashing — a particularly nasty bout wherein O'Reilly had extrapolated from GE's business dealings with Iran to GE chair Jeffrey Immelt bearing personal responsibility for dead American soldiers — and turned around and laid that blame at O'Reilly's own doorstep. "After all the shilling and ass-kissing you did for the administration before this phony war," said Olbermann, "You are more personally repsonsible for the 4,000 dead Americans in Iraq than all of America's corporations put together." Harsh.

Then he went harsher — by calling O'Reilly out as a hypocrite and a suck: "He didn't care about Americans, dead or alive in Iraq.This is about...me." Then he took the trash-talking to O'Reilly's bosses, too:

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He really thinks people do not know that his bosses have promised my bosses that he will stop talking about Jeff Immelt or GE or NBC if I stop talking about him. And my bosses have said to me, 'Full steam ahead, buddy.' And they have said to Bill's bosses, 'We think your guy's a clown. Tell him to keep it up because he keeps providing Keith such great material.' It's a good company."

Olbermann Blasts O'Reilly For Attacking GE: "You Are More Personally Responsible For The 4,000 Dead Americans In Iraq Than All of America's Corporations Put Together." - Media on The Huffington Post

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Duvidoo Gone Tarpon Fishing Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 2,467 Thanks: 75 Thanked 14 Times in 12 Posts	Huh? Are you talking about Keith's bludgeoning of O'Reilly? For O'Reilly's threat to send the Fox Thought Police to peep's homes? Time for Bill to do time.....
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04-17-2008, 01:42 AM	#5 (permalink)
julia Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 3,240 Blog Entries: 7 Thanks: 203 Thanked 204 Times in 122 Posts	Truth is always better than fiction: Several times over the last year, according to three sources who asked not to be identified because they were describing private conversations, O'Reilly's agent called Jeff Zucker, chief executive of NBC's television group, urging him to tell his MSNBC commentators to back off. O'Reilly also posted an online petition demanding that NBC dump Olbermann. Howard Kurtz - Bill O'Reilly And NBC, Shouting to Make Themselves Seen? - washingtonpost.com __________________ The candidate does not speak for the campaign.
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