Keith Olbermann would just like all of you to know that he totally called the Matt Lauer thing:
Sheesh, this is what I get for arranging to not have to look at twitter all morning 😉
Matt Lauer was remorsely vindictive and tyrannical to everyone at NBC News and management repeatedly enabled him and buried the issue.
And, I DID kinda tip you on this #NotAtAllHumbleBrag pic.twitter.com/eOSI17bIug
— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) November 29, 2017
Please clap.
"Remorsely vindictive"? https://t.co/V9EmcGNkqs
— ?It's?Almost ⛄️Christmas? (@jtLOL) November 29, 2017
remorsely?
— Beth Willis (@gramstofinn) November 29, 2017
"remorsely"?
— Phyllis Dean (@LittleLegoLamb) November 29, 2017
When it comes to making up adverbs, Keith deserves a salute. But that’s about all he should be commended for.
https://twitter.com/LibertySalemOR/status/935934727474704385
Stop giving yourself credit for something you did not do. That tweet is so vague anybody could have made that assertion and been right with everybody coming out of the wood works with allegations. You are complicit if you knew about it and did nothing.
— PimpinGimp (@PimpinGimp) November 29, 2017
You brag now, but what did you do about it?
— Trashman (@Redbyrd2) November 29, 2017
It looks like you continued the cover up… If you knew something, why so ambiguous? Seems like another self-righteous hypocrite to me.
— Upperdecker9000 (@whosaid9000) November 29, 2017
https://twitter.com/davilch/status/935931207057072134
https://twitter.com/DJT2016USA/status/935926954930397190
https://twitter.com/sirensoIiIoquy/status/935933162080829440
Possible complicity aside, Keith really isn’t in much of a position to paint anyone else as vindictive or tyrannical. He can stop pretending to care about women’s dignity, too.
***
Related:
‘Evil, frightening stuff’: Matt Lauer is just the latest example of ‘everyone knew’