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It is outrageous that General Electric/MSNBC would suspend Keith Olbermann for exercising his constitutional rights to contribute to a candidate of his choice. This is a real threat to political discourse in America.
Re-instate Keith Olbermann now. I will personally pay his campaign contributions. Don't let this voice get lost when it is needed the most.
Olbermann's political contributions reflect badly on all of NBC News. Therefore, his suspension without pay is necessary.
As Danny Shea, Sam Stein, and others are well documenting, Keith Olbermann's suspension is getting a ton of attention. The Progressive Change Campaign...
"In retrospect, I should have been more upfront about these donations," a chastened Mr. Obama told reporters today. "I don't want to do anything that makes the White House appear to be biased towards one party over another."
I'm shocked! Shocked I tell you! Keith Olbermann, a man who earns millions, an American citizen and (until today anyway) a free man living in a free c...
Olbermann was not objective -- it was his job not to be. We all know where he stood. I say he should put his money where is mouth is. He just shouldn't have hidden it or be made to do so.
How much of our perceived lack of progress on HIV/AIDS issues in the United States is President Obama's fault, and how much of it is our own fault for expecting more of him?
Olbermann's suspension was inevitable. There is a place for hard-hitting, sincerely biased TV personalities. It just shouldn't be at legitimate news organizations.
HuffPost Senior Politics Editor Howard Fineman appeared on MSNBC's "Countdown" Thursday night to discuss Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's open...
This recap is painful for me in a way that no recap has been before. Having already watched and live-blogged it, I know the heartbreak that's in store for me.
Arianna appeared on MSNBC's election-night panel to discuss the GOP's major congressional gains in light of exit poll responses. "Nine out of ten Ame...
Will Frank Rich beat Keith Olbermann in tonight's ratings around the election returns? Probably not, but in a first, The New York Times is going li...
When the trial resume, the Fort Hood attacker's defense team may very well invoke the insanity defense on behalf of their client. Let's hope no one on the jury buys it.
The excitement caused by Anne Akiko Meyer's acquisition of a $3.6 million Strad indicates not only volatility in the musical instrument market but in the classical music industry.
Arianna appeared on MSNBC's "The Last Word" Monday night to discuss the Rally to Restore Sanity and the latest election trends with host Lawrence O'Do...
