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NBC reporter Olbermann unleashes a concise, elegant, and blisteringly accurate rant against the incompetency displayed by the US government in response to the recent hurricane disaster. Hopefully this will be the first step in the media reclaiming its position of reporting, rather than acting as a PR agency for the White House. (yukihime)

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  1. Anonymous9/11/2005 8:11 PM

    Did you see the news cast with VP Cheney? As he's talking about how the locals loved him so much, one guy goes by and says, "Go fuck yourself Cheney...Go fuck yourself". So funny on live TV too. What's great in Japan is they don't bleep the fuck part.

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  2. bwana9/12/2005 4:41 PM

    Actually, I missed that, but would like to see it.

    That is, I'm guessing, a retort to the time that Cheney told someone in the press "Go fuck yourself," right? The current crew brings such color and decor to the highest offices of America.

    What shitbags.

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