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    Mass: Keith Olberman Cries "Racism" Over Brown Win
    General; Posted on: 2010-01-19 18:27:18 [ Printer friendly / Instant flyer ]
    Maybe it was implicitly, Keith...so what?

    Amidst the innumerable excuses we're bound to hear for Martha Coakley's defeat, credit Keith Olbermann (right) with likely the most loathsome. The Countdown host would explain away Scott Brown's victory by accusing his supporters of . . .  racism.  [H/t reader Will H.]

    Olbermann floated his despicable theory to Howard Fineman: "the Republicans and the Tea Partiers will tell you what happens with Scott Brown tonight whether he wins or comes close is a repudiation of Obama policies. And surely one of Obama's policies from the viewpoint of his opponents is it's OK to have this sea-change in American history—to have an African-American president.
    Is this vote to any degree just another euphemism the way 'states rights' was in the '60s?"  

    Email Keith Olbermann: countdown@msnbc.com


    I was hoping Howard would have the honesty and guts to immediately tell Olbermann where to go.  To the contrary, Fineman initially played along: "wow, that is a good question."  But by the end of the segment Fineman screwed his courage to the sticking point and proclaimed that he doesn't see racism as a big factor.

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