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A Defense Of Keith Olbermann From The Right

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OlbermannAs we’ve learned this year, there are JournoLists and then there are journalists. I’ve always viewed Keith Olbermann as a member of the former school—a liberal ideologue who gains excessive pleasure from berating conservatives. As someone who subscribes to a more right-leaning worldview, I’ve never been enamored by his antics, nor have I gone out of my way to watch his show.

All of this aside, Keith Olbermann’s suspension without pay is an absurdity that extends beyond the bounds of rational thought. Why would a liberal who has a popular show on a left-leaning 24-hour news outlet be penalized for donating to Democratic candidates? Or, more pointedly, why would such a man not donate to a left-leaning cause? After all, I’m not surprised by Sean Hannity’s donations to conservatives (nor should I be).

MSNBC is claiming that Olbermann’s donations breached the company’s ethics policies. Interesting, considering that none of the liberal meanderings that dribble from the mouths of Olbermann, Chris Matthews or the other Democratic cheerleaders over at MSNBC have ever been considered ethical conundrums. And those guys have Obama-induced thrills flowing up and down their legs on a daily basis!

At the end of the day, MSNBC’s reaction to the ordeal showcases all that’s wrong with mainstream media. While MSNBC cannot necessarily be considered mainstream, its parent company is. Unsurprisingly, the same ideology that drives the media elite is at the heart of Olbermann’s suspension. It’s driven by an aura of denial. MSNBC, like many other leftist outlets, allows itself to be left-leaning without openly embracing its penchant for liberalism—as though slapping Olbermann on the wrist is going to change anyone’s perception of what MSNBC stands for.

Punishing a journalist for a campaign contribution is essentially assuming that personal thoughts, perspectives and political inclinations won’t exist if the journalist doesn’t contribute to a party or candidate. This is faulty logic. It’s the same logic that keeps the majority of outlets from admitting that they have a left-leaning slant; journalists and outlets alike have hypnotized themselves into believing that their left-of-center views are “mainstream.” Some editors have taken it so far that they recommend that journalists don’t vote in presidential or congressional elections. How silly is that?

True journalistic ethics aren’t about personal perceptions. Rather, true ethics involve the method and mode through which a journalist or media personality frames subject matter. One can be partisan, yet still be more than fair in his or her coverage. Olbermann isn’t someone who is fair in his coverage. His campaign contribution doesn’t surprise me, nor would a lack thereof convince me that he is or ever was a fair-minded and ethical journalist. So what’s the point of his suspension, MSNBC?

At worst, Olbermann is an intelligent, yet hypocritical (he has condemned Fox News for partisan contributions in the past) figure with whom I profoundly disagree. He’s never exercised ethics or balance on his show, so holding him to that standard is rooted in idiocy. Unfortunately, he’s fallen prey to the same obsessive political correctness and liberal demagoguery he so regularly defends.

Welcome, Olbermann! If MSNBC is so concerned about acting ethically, the network should consider spouting facts instead of lines from the Democratic Party platform or, at the least, allow its anchors and personalities to exercise support for the same values in their personal lives that they do on the air. Common sense, isn’t it?


Billy Hallowell is a journalist and commentator who focus on media, politics and society. His writings can be found at www.billyhallowell.com and on Twitter.

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  • Frankly My Dear

    I don’t think you guys in the media have ANY idea how irritated it would/does make Keith to be another Shirley Sherrod or Juan Williams to the right haha. This is everything he’s against and he’s powerless to stop it. Or maybe you guys do know it and that’s why it’s your cause.

  • ondrock

    I agree with this completely. I happen to think he’s an idiot. But, he is an idiot that is free to speak his mind and contribute to whomever he desires.

  • Frankly My Dear

    It’s interesting today that no guests on MSNBC have commented about this scandal. It must be a clause in their contract or an expressed directive to guests not to, they may get Olbermanned if they do.

  • murf

    Great piece , Billy !

    Compassion didn’t , and never would come from Keith to the Right , way to be the bigger man !

  • notsofast

    All of this aside, Keith Olbermann’s suspension without pay is an absurdity that extends beyond the bounds of rational thought. Why would a liberal who has a popular show on a left-leaning 24-hour news outlet be penalized for donating to Democratic candidates? Or, more pointedly, why would such a man not donate to a left-leaning cause?”

    Exactly- MSNBC is suddenly acting like they are concerned about a “perceived lib bias”. Are they kidding me?

    LOL

    What do they think MSNBC has been but a lib mouthpiece for years. Just watch Tuesday’s election coverage.

  • notsofast

    murf said:
    Great piece , Billy !

    Compassion didn’t , and never would come from Keith to the Right , way to be the bigger man !

    True- remember what he said when Sanchez got fired.

  • notsofast

    notsofast said:
    murf said:
    Great piece , Billy !

    Compassion didn’t , and never would come from Keith to the Right , way to be the bigger man !

    True- remember what he said when Sanchez got fired.

    I don’t mean to imply Sanchez was on the Right- far from it- but KO just couldn’t resist a sliding a knife into his back anyway.

  • cjd ohio 1

    olbermann is not a “real” journalist, he is a commentor so it should slide, even if msnbc has the clause in his contract. everyone knows he is not a journalist

  • murf

    notsofast said:
    I don’t mean to imply Sanchez was on the Right- far from it- but KO just couldn’t resist a sliding a knife into his back anyway.

    Or Juan Williams

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Phil-Bourekas/1538058627 Phil Bourekas

    The problem is that Keith and MSNBC claim he is news, not opinion. If he and they would admit that it is an opinion sho, all would be ok. But they don’t, so he can’t confirm his bias like this. See below:

    From MSNBC website moments ago:

    Keith Olbermann is host of “Countdown with Keith Olbermann.” “Countdown,” a unique newscast that counts down the day’s top stories with Keith’s particular wit and style, telecasts weeknights, 8-9 p.m. ET on msnbc.

    See, its called a “newscast” not an “opinion show”. Talks about Olberman’s style, not perspective.

    Contrast with Beck’s description on Fox:

    Glenn Beck joined FOX News Channel (FNC) in 2008. He hosts “Glenn Beck,” Monday through Friday from 5-6 p.m. ET. Beck’s signature program breaks down and examines various stories and topics through the lens of his unique libertarian perspective.

    Absolutely states the topics will be through his perspective. Doesn’t claim it is news.

  • The Real Royal King

    These rousing defenses are all very hollow. The cesspool that is FOX “News” which has no ethical standards upon his “talent” and which actually condones and encourages unethical conduct is goin to look very bad by comparison once the clean-up at MSNBC is finished. If the same ethical standards MSNBC is imposing were imposed at FOX “News” the organization would have to shut down.

  • The Real Royal King

    murf said:
    Or Juan Williams

    We do have to remember that Juan Williams violated the ethical standards set forth in his contract with NPR, as well. Naturally he is at FOX “News”. Where else could he go?

  • murf

    The Real Royal King said:
    These rousing defenses are all very hollow. The cesspool that is FOX “News” which has no ethical standards upon his “talent” and which actually condones and encourages unethical conduct is goin to look very bad by comparison once the clean-up at MSNBC is finished. If the same ethical standards MSNBC is imposing were imposed at FOX “News” the organization would have to shut down.

    Fox doesn’t cry and pout , scream , rant , kvetch about other News organization maybe MSNBC could live up to those standards .

  • notsofast

    The Real Royal King said:
    The cesspool that is FOX “News” which has no ethical standards upon his “talent” and which actually condones and encourages unethical conduct is goin to look very bad by comparison once the clean-up at MSNBC is finished.

    LMAO!

    Yeah, and Barry said it wasn’t his policies that nailed the Dims but their communications skills.

    It don’t get any funnier than this.

  • murf

    murf said:
    Fox doesn’t cry and pout , scream , rant , kvetch about other News organization maybe MSNBC could live up to those standards .

    Although that would require cancelling Matthews, Schultz, Olbermann, Maddow, O’donnell so maybe not

  • notsofast

    GlennBeckReviews said:
    It is clear that Olbermann was terminated due to the unethical behavior of Glenn Beck. Beck’s lies, distortions, untruths, hyperbole, drug use, racism, pedophilia, drunk driving, shoplifting, and public masturbation triggered Keith’s firing. Learn more here –

    http://www.ShareThisUrlAboutWhatAnAssholeGlennBeckIs.com/2010/10/I-am-not-biased-beck-really-is-a-dick.html

    OMG! first, everything was Bush’s fault, now this is Beck’s fault!

    LOL

    Hey, libs, you were just convincing us no one watched FOX and Beck and suddenly, Beck is responsible for KO’s problem.

    We are in Stage -2 of libs loss on Tuesday- anger, and we are back to Stage 1. with KO’s suspension- Denial.

    I do love it so!

  • Michéle

    Mr Hallowell:

    Bravo sir, you have written a coherent opinion piece that should be read by all.

    The first thing that came to mind, how conservative’s came to Juan Williams defense, as they should along with their liberal colleagues. It is NOT a surprise that Olbermann if he were to contribute would do so to a liberal/progressive candidate. I actually had thought he already had in the past with how in the tank he is on liberal and progressive issues, so today’s decision was the actual shock, NBC didn’t know that Keith was a progressive and might donate to a candidate?

    There must have been more to this decision, it is just hard to understand contributing would lead to suspension without pay. My beef with any opinion commentator, I would appreciate a disclaimer if they work, worked for or supported what they are about to discuss.

    Your article give’s much to think about and I appreciate your point of view adding to the discussion.

    My 2 cents worth from the heartland, Ft Leavenworth, KS

  • felixw

    I agree with this article. If MSNBC wants to present journalism instead of partisanship, I applaud them. But that should start with taking a hard look at what their hosts do ON THE AIR, and not at what they do AS PRIVATE CITIZENS. To enforce a non-partisan approach in the latter, but not the former, makes absolutely no sense — especially at MSNBC, where the prime time schedule every night consists of non-stop advocacy of far left political positions.

  • Orion Antares

    murf said:
    Fox doesn’t cry and pout , scream , rant , kvetch about other News organization maybe MSNBC could live up to those standards .

    No, they cry and pout, scream, rant, kvetch about comedy shows that make fun of them while pointing out their bias reporting “standards”.

    Just sayin’.

  • Orion Antares

    felixw said:
    I agree with this article. If MSNBC wants to present journalism instead of partisanship, I applaud them. But that should start with taking a hard look at what their hosts do ON THE AIR, and not at what they do AS PRIVATE CITIZENS. To enforce a non-partisan approach in the latter, but not the former, makes absolutely no sense — especially at MSNBC, where the prime time schedule every night consists of non-stop advocacy of far left political positions.

    Yea, MSNBC is really going off the rails. They need to decide once and for all what they really want to be, either a true impartial new organization or FOX’s Left counterpart.

  • Powerslave

    The Real Royal King said:
    We do have to remember that Juan Williams violated the ethical standards set forth in his contract with NPR, as well. Naturally he is at FOX “News”. Where else could he go?

    I don’t think Olbermann has anywhere else to go either, Robert. Maybe Fox will offer him a multi-million dollar contract?

  • RIChris

    Suspending Olbermann would make one think MSNBC has boundaries, ethical standards and a measure of credibility. Knowing otherwise, what gives?

  • notsofast

    GlennBeckReviews said:
    Clearly

    Clearly, I didn’t read your name close enough to see that you are yet another imposter on Mediaite. Are you people so ashamed of your comments you have to pose as someone else?

    Apparently, so.

  • Harry Flashman

    As I’ve said, this is suspect from the beginning.

    If MSNBC truly fired Olbermann for those political contributions (which are relatively tiny in the over all scope of things) then an injustice has been done here. Firing him for contributing to liberal politicians is like firing a skunk because it smells….like a skunk.

    If there were other reasons, then MSNBC needs to come clean, “man up” as it were, and stop hiding behind some policy that most TV anchors there (and elsewhere) probably break at will.

  • Helix

    It’s about time for another “Downfall” video titled “Hitler learns of MSNBC’s suspension/firing of Keith Olbermann”, too bad it doesn’t exist yet.

  • Helix

    notsofast said:
    Clearly, I didn’t read your name close enough to see that you are yet another imposter on Mediaite. Are you people so ashamed of your comments you have to pose as someone else?

    Apparently, so.

    Cluemobile alert to Notsofast:
    Clearly, this is a conservative parody of GBR, the misspelled name should give you the clue. Remember Karl Spensen? Read both the above GBR”s” posts over again, hint hint.

  • WilsonTheHeretic

    Man, this new guy is terrible.

  • Latin2

    WilsonTheHeretic said:
    Man, this new guy is terrible.

    So was the old guy

  • rocky road

    O’Reilly almost giddy tonight but no mention of Olbermann. This has to drive Olbermann crazy. He can see the glee in O’Reilly’s face but not even worth a mention. Gotta hurt there Keithy.

  • The Real Royal King

    murf said:
    Fox doesn’t cry and pout , scream , rant , kvetch about other News organization maybe MSNBC could live up to those standards .

    Dimwit! Beckerhead and Bill-o do that incessantly.

  • The Real Royal Queen

    Kingy Poo – get off the computer and come to bed now before it’s too late!

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  • http://www.armwood.com armwood

    murf said:
    Fox doesn’t cry and pout , scream , rant , kvetch about other News organization maybe MSNBC could live up to those standards .

    Fox News rants cries screams and more than anything else lies. It is a propaganda outlet that makes money spewing hate to insecure, frustrated people who feel either unsuccessful and want someone to blame or feel threatened that America and the world is changing. Fox news is anger therapy for losers.

  • Seeing November 20I2 From My Window

    Bill Kristol is an ass!

  • notsofast

    Helix said:
    Cluemobile alert to Notsofast:
    Clearly, this is a conservative parody of GBR, the misspelled name should give you the clue. Remember Karl Spensen? Read both the above GBR”s” posts over again, hint hint.

    Are you kidding?

    This is something the real GBR would post. I just missed the “s” at the end of his name, and damn it, there are a myriad of these people showing up now.

    D’oh!

  • Helix

    notsofast said:
    Are you kidding?

    This is something the real GBR would post. I just missed the “s” at the end of his name, and damn it, there are a myriad of these people showing up now.

    D’oh!

    The over the top liberal insanity of the posts, like the supposed kitten killing by GB, make for a good read…But usually for the real GBR I don’t read more than one line, then thumbs down and on to the next post. The avatar xeroxing is nasty also if the user name is close to the original.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Chuck-Fernandez/1584529576 Chuck Fernandez

    They just wanted to get rid of him. His ratings were in the tank. I am a liberal, and I can’t even stand his aloofness. Let’s face it, he just wasn’t very good. I don’t think he belongs on TV.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Chuck-Fernandez/1584529576 Chuck Fernandez

    More info on his firing:

    http://www.breakingnewshound.com/

  • stehil912

    It’s ironic, that Keith should end up the way of Juan Williams… To all of those that threw out the hate towards a fellow liberal “Juan” that would give his opinion on FOX news, and followed with the comments “Too bad for Williams there is no RIGHT to a job… Well if Karma isnt just a bitch..

  • StewartIII

    Michelle Malkin: Support Olbermann? No freaking way
    http://michellemalkin.com/2010/11/05/support-olbermann-no-freaking-way/

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Chuck-Fernandez/1584529576 Chuck Fernandez

    Rick Sanchez takes the high road regarding Olbermann’s suspension.

    http://www.breakingnewshound.com/2010/11/rick-sanchez-reacts-to-keith-olbermann.html

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Mangan/100000213524770 David Mangan

    Bill Kristol rolled a doughnut in KeithO’s direction.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Mangan/100000213524770 David Mangan

    “Fox news is anger therapy for losers.”

    armwood is obviously a few days behind the news cycle and a few decades behind in economic theory.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Indo-Thegreat/1446848237 Indo Thegreat

    I sincerely don’t get this site, you guys judge the media and critique them for being bias or whatever and you end up with a bias column

  • TCinAZ

    The Real Royal King said:
    If the same ethical standards MSNBC is imposing were imposed at FOX “News” the organization would have to shut down.

    I Give You, “Green Week”, TRRK.

    “Jeffrey Immelt obviously has a lot hinging on the success of GE—in 2007, he made $14 million from the company. But he also has a lot invested in the success of President Obama’s agenda. Immelt is on President Obama’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board, and has been since February 2009. President Obama’s agenda includes “green” jobs and “green” initiatives—two things Immelt has been very supportive of in the past.”

    “Immelt’s agenda is not just pushed through General Electric – it’s also pushed through NBC. But this week, we won’t just be seeing that agenda pushed through news programming and commercials. This week, the propaganda will be present in the TV shows, too.”

    http://www.aim.org/on-target-blog/nbc-next-weeks-green-programming/

    Ps. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CL4Y0a4fXbk&NR=1

  • mediaite censors

    cjd ohio 1 said:
    olbermann is not a “real” journalist, he is a commentor so it should slide, even if msnbc has the clause in his contract. everyone knows he is not a journalist

    MSNBC puts him in serious slots and opinion slots. He does sports. THey want us to take him as objective one minute, opinion the next then sit with and have a beer and watch a game. Choose one place and keep those standards. He is over exposed, has no credibility and the rest from the airwaves is welcome. If we could do the same for Hannity, that would be nice too.

  • felixw

    Orion Antares said:
    Yea, MSNBC is really going off the rails. They need to decide once and for all what they really want to be, either a true impartial new organization or FOX’s Left counterpart.

    Let’s just call it the way it is. MSNBC provides left-wing commentary, and almost never allows any dissenting voices on their programs. Fox provides center-right commentary, and invites people with dissenting views on their shows every night. That’s why one network is predictable, ridiculously partisan and had miserable election night ratings, while the other network has a huge audience in every demographic group and wins the ratings battle every night of every week in every time slot.

    You can pretend otherwise, but no one who watches these networks will be fooled. So perhaps you should just save yourself the time and admit the truth…..

  • Seeing 2012 From My Window
  • http://thingsthatarefuckingstupid.wordpress.com/ Keane

    “If MSNBC is so concerned about acting ethically, the network should consider spouting facts instead of lines from the Democratic Party platform…”

    Well, considering that the author admits he never goes out of his way to watch Olbermann, he really shouldn’t be making assertions like this. Olbermann and Maddow *routinely* bash Democrats if they disagree with what they do. They may be ideologues who fiercely (and at times unfairly) defend what they believe to be right, but they are not demagogues. They do not buy into the Reagan mantra of never criticizing someone on your own team.

  • Pleasesayitaintso

    Joe Scarborough and Pat Buchanan, (both commentators on MSNBC) donated money to GOP candidates during the same period, so why are they not suspended? This suspension should be a concern for all Americans, Democrats and Republicans alike; questions, why is the media shutting down voices and who will be next? Is this fight about ethics or controlling what we see and hear? Especially when you consider that last week Olbermann announced that he will no longer attack FoxNews. It’s time that we not just turn away with boycott, but ask questions.

  • nickyjo19

    11/6/10 Thought I would join this site and post cause it seems that both left and right visit and the discusion is, er, mostly civil. I am on the left…

    On Olbermann.. best explanation I heard of his suspension [without any backstory] was that he accasionally anchors news broadcasts such as election nite… these days, I am glad that such ethics policies exist…

    More importantly, on media bias: when the 200 million a day India-trip story came…

    FOX commentators played it as news…

    MSNBC commentators trashed FOX’s for doing this…

    Anderson Cooper of CNN, having interviewed Michelle Bachmann whoi brought up the issue as having appeared in the press, subsequently asked the givt and traced the source to the internet and an official in India… dont remember whether they concluded it was false, but I believe they covered the pentagons denial.

    Who’s the grown up here? The real problem is 24-hour cable news… which ironically CNN got started…

    BTW, have any of those who proclaimed the India trip story retracted or noted the pentagon denial? If so, brav-OH! Maybe we’re getting somewhere…

    nickyjo19

  • nickyjo19

    sorry for the spelling

  • Pleasesayitaintso

    Another thought, if Olbermann’s is only suspended, why is his mailbox closed? After hearing of his suspension, sent a message of support, and received the following error message:

    Sent: Fri, November 5, 2010 2:59:15 PM
    Subject: Delivery Status Notification (Failure)

    Note: Forwarded message is attached.

    This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.

    Delivery to the following recipients failed.

    countdown@nbcuni.com

    Reporting-MTA: dns;RKFMLVEM03.e2k.ad.ge.com
    Received-From-MTA: dns;uctmlef01.e2k.ad.ge.com
    Arrival-Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2010 17:59:14 -0400

    Final-Recipient: rfc822;countdown@nbcuni.com
    Action: failed
    Status: 5.2.2
    X-Display-Name: Countdown @ MSNBC

    So what is really going on?

  • Michéle

    nickyjo19 said:
    11/6/10 Thought I would join this site and post cause it seems that both left and right visit and the discusion is, er, mostly civil. I am on the left… On Olbermann.. best explanation I heard of his suspension [without any backstory] was that he accasionally anchors news broadcasts such as election nite… these days, I am glad that such ethics policies exist… More importantly, on media bias: when the 200 million a day India-trip story came… FOX commentators played it as news… MSNBC commentators trashed FOX’s for doing this… Anderson Cooper of CNN, having interviewed Michelle Bachmann whoi brought up the issue as having appeared in the press, subsequently asked the givt and traced the source to the internet and an official in India… dont remember whether they concluded it was false, but I believe they covered the pentagons denial. Who’s the grown up here? The real problem is 24-hour cable news… which ironically CNN got started… BTW, have any of those who proclaimed the India trip story retracted or noted the pentagon denial? If so, brav-OH! Maybe we’re getting somewhere… nickyjo19

    welcome to the discussion

  • genius

    Billy Hallowell,
    Sir, you are an idiot. Anyone that says MSNBC is a far left network is totally clueless as to how a far left thinker actually feels.
    I can ignore the bus load of troll comments on this site but I refuse to let this post of yours to pass without a comment. “The network should consider spouting facts instead of lines from the Democratic Party platform”.
    Arguing with you, or this site’s commenter’s is simply futile. A total waste of time.

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  • Lindaspy

    I remember when O’Reilly was the object of a sexual harrassment suit,,KO WAS slammed for giving a small donation to three people’s campaign,,,MSNBC should of just let it go,,it has caused more harm for MSNBC than KO…look at all the media outlets discussing it,,

    Bill O’Reilly settled a sexual harassment lawsuit by his former producer last night, ending what he called a “brutal ordeal” without an apology…NO APOLOGY,,,,

    Don’t worry,,,MSNBC is going to get more viewers now,,as did FOX when Bill O’Reilly was going thru his drama,,,

    Despite the unfavorable publicity — or perhaps because of it — O’Reilly’s ratings have jumped by as much as a third in the past two weeks, sometimes reaching 3.5 million viewers.

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A7578-2004Oct28.html

  • Lindaspy

    After writing this ,,I found myself thinking,,ahhh yes,,,and then read on to the end of the web site,,so maybe this is why MSNBC is doing this KO,,,for ratings? Makes sense,,,I guess,,but those of us who watch you will be back watching again along with a host of others who will want to see what you say :)

  • Snidely

    Suspending KO for donating to Democratic candidates reminds me of the hypocrisy of the NCAA when they suspend an “amateur” athlete for taking money from an alumnus of his university when he plays well. With the NCAA, everybody but the players is making big bucks off the players’ efforts. Universities, coaches, NCAA officials. MSNBC is making the big bucks off KO’s liberal rantings, but wants to insist he is a journalist? Give me a break!

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