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Keith Olbermann a Little Cranky About WaPo’s New Direction

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As Twitchy reported just a bit ago, Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos has announced a new direction for the paper's editorial page. "We are going to be writing every day in support and defense of two pillars: personal liberties and free markets," he explained in a statement. He'll leave it to other media outlets to publish pieces that oppose those two things. The Post's opinion page director has already decided to resign, and as we covered, a lot of people went a little bit bonkers over this "hard-right" shift.

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One who stands out for conciseness and clarity is Keith Olbermann, who announced some time ago he was not going to post about politics anymore.

Bezos joins the rest of us on the Right who are all Nazis.

Why is this decision even controversial? Because anything that can be attached to Donald Trump has to be opposed, which is why the Democrats find themselves defending government fraud and waste with a 21 percent approval rating.

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Because Olbermann is an unrepentant misogynist, as is obvious from any of his posts to or about women. He really has an issue with the opposite sex.

Maybe Bezos got tired of losing $77 million a year so that progressives could write fan fiction about Democrats.

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