Countdown with Keith Olbermann on NBC (WEST COAST EDITION)

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Thursday August 23, 2007 · 11:55 AM PDT

2007/08/23 · 11:55

Countdown with Keith Olbermann will be on NBC on Sunday night. But, this show will be on after football, which comes on 5pm! I am going to send you the times for which it will be on.

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Friday February 10, 2006 · 10:20 AM PST

2006/02/10 · 10:20

It has been a long time since I've blogged here, but Michael Brown is telling all about the fatal mistakes that happened during Hurricane Katrina's landfall in the Gulf Coast. And apparently, he is mincing no words. I'm writing this down at my blog The AC Files and tell how I really feel. People really have a right to know what happened. I think that his words will open up a lot more eyes to see if the Bush Administration had ignored his warnings and see if they took the right course of action. And as we know right, they have not done one bit of it. I think that this is going to be the "wildcard" issue of the 2006 midterm elections. Why I have stated "wildcard" in this case? The reason is that is all depends on the reconstruction. And don't forget, June 1st is the start of another bad hurricane season. If the forecasters are right, then we could have even bigger problems if the Gulf Coast is not repaired. People are still living in apartments and shelters, which some of them may want to start their lives at a new city.

Battle of the GOP: Theocracy vs. Moderation

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Wednesday August 03, 2005 · 8:49 AM PDT

2005/08/03 · 08:49

This is evidence in this morning's USA TODAY article suggesting that there is going to be a major battle. It is between the theocratic wing of the party and the moderates. The moderates are very worried because 'the religious right' wants to transform this party into a theocrat zealout, which means that they could lose members of the GOP.

For more insight and analysis, go to my new blog:
http://acfiles.blogspot.com

The blog will give you the link to the USA TODAY story and my take on it.

Special election fallout and my new blog

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Tuesday August 02, 2005 · 7:48 PM PDT

2005/08/02 · 19:48

From I am reading from the reports, this is going to go down to the wire. This is definitely a 50-50 race. But even if Paul Hackett wins --which IS A GOOD POSSBILITY--or lose, this indicates how damaging and vulnerable the GOP WILL BE IN BOTH 2006 and 2008. Remember, we were just one state and two percentage points away from taking Ohio away from Bush. And with Bush's poll numbers falling, the message to the GOP will be ABSOLUTELY CLEAR, the final results will be a very close. This indicates that the GOP will be going down big time next year. Also, I have a new blog up called The AC Files. Go check it out.

http://acfiles.blogspot.com

Olbermann b*tch slaps Rove

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Monday July 11, 2005 · 10:15 AM PDT

2005/07/11 · 10:15

Keith Olbermann--on his blog-- just gave Karl Rove a verbal slap on him. I love the man who doesn't give a damn about anyone else. Why? Because he called on Rove because of the possible outing of Valerie Plaime. It seems that no one is going after this story except for him. I wonder why? The one who is really getting away with it is Robert Novak. He is the most deceitful and is getting away with it all. Anyway, if you look at his blog, he takes on this subject in which the case of the reporters' are in turmoil (Judy Miller is in jail and Matt Cooper is testifying) and the focus is much more on Rove. He called Rove 'soft on terrorism' becaused he snitched on Plaime just because husband Joe Wilson called him out on fake stuff that was related to the War in Iraq. Remember Niger and the 'yellow cake' syndrome. Someone has to do it in order to break it wide open.

Overturning Roe v. Wade = Massive GOP losses

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Tuesday July 05, 2005 · 11:43 AM PDT

2005/07/05 · 11:43

Here's why:

If you take a look at the LA Times article, there is this interesting perpsective that will worry the GOP a lot more than the Democrats.

It may sound harsh, but if Roe v. Wade is overturned, then we going to see huge losses in the GOP column. Why? Because many people do not want this decision to be overturned. Look at the issue. Polls state that an overwhelmingly majority do not Roe v. Wade to be overturned. Furthermore, it cause the GOP to split into two fractions: the theocrats and the moderates. The moderates are the ones that the GOP needs to be concerned. Because if the GOP further transforms itself to a theocratic party, then they will leave the GOP and go into a third party affiliation. That will leave open the possiblity of the Democrats having a bigger majority if this decision is overturned.

The increased vulnerability of the GOP

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Wednesday June 08, 2005 · 2:25 PM PDT

2005/06/08 · 14:25

I have a feeling that starting in 2006, the GOP will become very vulnerable, especially in the Northeast. Why I am stating this that this, along with the West Coast (California, Oregon, and Washington) are the moderate if not--liberal--states in the U.S. Currently, the GOP holds 55 seats. Six of them are in the Northeast. If the Democrats can get two of three seats in the Northeast (Pennsylvania, Maine, Rhode Island), then it would be a start. And it is there for the taking. Just look at the most recent polls.

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Countdown with Keith Olbermann on NBC (WEST COAST EDITION)

Michael Brown...Snitching!

Battle of the GOP: Theocracy vs. Moderation

Special election fallout and my new blog

Olbermann b*tch slaps Rove

Overturning Roe v. Wade = Massive GOP losses

The increased vulnerability of the GOP