Reply #79: I agree with your KOEB thoughts...

[troubleinwinter]

It's nice to take a coffee break at the end of a long day of activism (research, analysis, emailing, phoning, writing, etc.).

KO is part of our work. He has been our only voice in major media. He is listed in the Hall of Fame on the http://thankyoupatriot.com/ site.

It says:

"Keith Olbermann

A special thanks must go to Mr. Olbermann, the only voice on any news network that dared to follow the story of the aftermath of the 2004 election from the moment Congressmen Conyers, Nadler and Wexler sent their letter to the GAO requesting an investigation into the Ohio election right up to the Elector challenge on January 6. Further, he did so without making a statement about what he thought of the proceedings or of the evidence, and without making denigrating comments about the thousands of people who were suspicious of the results as the list of "anomalies" and "irregularities" grew with every passing day - never did he call them "conspiracy theorists," "tinfoil hatters" or any other pejorative. He interviewed principles to get the latest news, and did so fairly. In short, he covered the story like a journalist. In a society that is allegedly concerned with the checks and balances that measure government integrity, his lone voice in an apathetic wilderness was loud and clear. Those interested in the truth owe him a huge debt of gratitude."