What a pussy. Anyone who isn't a complete sped knows that he meant that he wants Trump to eat a bullet. Own it and be done with it; he should already have the money to never have to worry about bills, and it's not like he has a career to lose. If his tweet went viral the first response from most people at this point wouldn't even be anger, it'd be "Who?"
I'd laugh a lot more if it weren't for the fact he keeps getting worse as time goes on.... his fuse seems to be getting shorter and the resulting rambles more incoherent, suggesting this isn't just a bruised ego or political beef driving him, he's actually probably in a genuine mental decline.
As it happened pre social media internet, I've often wondered what his time on SportsCenter in the 90s' was like behind the scenes. Was he just as big a pompous douche when the cameras were off? Or was he just a slightly odd but harmless high-energy fellow?
If you can remove citizens from the country that are legal citizens then you should look in a mirror and reflect on what you say. There's a good reason why no one pays for your tripe.
He seems to post this kind of unhinged nonsense daily. He was obsessed with the idea that the assassination attempts on Trump were staged. But I do respect him for frequently retweet about people's lost pets, so he's not a totally awful person. But man, his Twitter feed would be perfect for a TDS case study.
Yeah, and he might have posted lots of old tweets who aged like milk.
It's not about how wrong he is, it's about how complete and utterly deranged he is. This is his reaction to the CNN Trump-Biden debate.Yeah, and he might have posted lots of old tweets who aged like milk.
Btw, "Olbermann Yells At Cloud" would be a funny meme to create.
They don't know how the government works so they think the President can just do anything they want ("THE SUPREME COURT AGREED HE CAN" they yell at me) which is why they obsess constantly about the Presidency.
He's aware enough that he created a separate account for this because people were complaining that they followed him just for the dog stuff.
He always had a rage problem. He supposedly flipped out so badly one day at ESPN that he actually made Linda Cohn cry. If he was having a bad day he would target other people with his rage. He was always a difficult guy to work with there was just no social media in the 90s. Rumors didn't spread as far and as fast as they do today. The stories about Olbermann only really came out when his former ESPN co-workers started writing books.
You really don't need it. His 100+ episodes on GQ with "The Closer" are all totally insane.
