What a radical though... people have reason to be angry!

I agree with Erickson, both parties have abandoned the people, for their own interests.

clipped from www.huffingtonpost.com Arianna believes that while the fringe elements of the tea party movement may be garnering the biggest headlines, the group is based on substantive concerns about the decline of the middle-class. Because of anger stirred by lawmakers' failures, Arianna warned that incumbents of both political parties should be worried about the upcoming midterm elections.

Huffington Thinks Olbermann Would Be A Good Fit for MTP

Huffington Thinks Olbermann Would Be A Good Fit for MTP

First of all, you know, my critique of Tim Russert was all about him as a journalist, not about him as a human being. So obviously, with his death, the focus has been on him as a father, a son, a Buffalo Bills supporter. But in terms of journalism, I think the need for the network will be to make sure that whoever succeeds him after Tom Brokaw's interregnum would challenge the conventional wisdom. I think that is they key. Challenging the conventional wisdom.

This reminds me of the famous quote, not all who mock their chains are free. I think that Olbermann goes against the conventional wisdom, but offers little of his own to replace it with.

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