Wow, KO, "Senator, you missed a critical opportunity to do something right"

[stevenleser]

"You are acting like Obama is the Democrat and you, senator, are the Republican"

Wow. Powerful stuff.

[azmouse]

1. The truth is powerful.

[LisaM]

2. Ha ha - no, he DIDN'T say that!

:rofl:

[stevenleser]

3. KO totally called out Clinton on not acting quickly and decisively to deal with Ferraro

and deservedly so IMHO.

[annie1]

fair enough. i'da wrung ferraro's neck.

[MadMaddie]

4. blunder after blunder the Clinton campaign continues to make.

[annie1]

5. that's not that bad. it'll get much worse. if not, cool, i could live with that statement.

[Cha]

6. Keith in his own inimmitable style

lets his listeners know exactly what he thinks of clinton's junkpile mixed message crap of campaign.

[meow mix]

7. WOW. toasting with her with truth.

about time someone called her on this crap

[AlCzervik]

8. he's made many valid points and you the really ssad thing is imo if Senator Clinton

had cleaned house much earlier i think her campaign would have gone better. I know she has control over it but really, Howard Wolfson and the other ones have really damaged her.

[Catherine Vincent]

9. Keith's outrage is too little too late. :)

[loveangelc]

Keith Olbermann

I LOVE YOU

[polichick]

10. Excellent!

I hope some of those superdelegates will follow his lead.

[stevenleser]

11. Wow, he took it to another level since my OP. Wow, wow, wow.

I hope HRC is mortified.

[gmudem]

12. Keith is THE MAN!!

Thank you Keith for telling the truth. I'm sorry that the truth is too much for Clintonites to take.

[apocalypsehow]

13. *Delete* - double post.

n/t.

[apocalypsehow]

14. Powerful commentary! Incredible - loved every word of it.

n/t.

[Exilednight]

15. It doesn't get any stronger than that.

[bain_sidhe]

16. I agree with him, and I support both Clinton and Obama

Over at TPM the other day, I took someone to task for dismissing the idea of Clinton as V.P. because she "brings nothing to the table." My point got lost in all the acrimony towards Clinton, but my point remains, when one of the two contenders has a sizable and significant (to the G.E.) group of supporters, the other candidate should NOT use arguments that alienate that group (such as calling them "nothing").

The point here is the same. Bad enough that Ferrarro said what she said, but what was really alarming to me was that Clinton didn't immediately stomp on it with both feet.

Bad politics. Bad, bad, bad politics, to alienate the supporters of Obama.