Cable Liberals Face a Crisis of Definition
The Republican sweep of congress demonstrated to MSNBC that the face of the electorate had changed
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--November 16, 2010
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Olbermann's suspension mini-drama was a direct product of the 2010 election which has made cable liberals wonder about their place in the bigger picture. Olbermann had found his place on MSNBC as in the run-up to the War in Iraq liberals felt increasingly emboldened to attack the Bush Administration. And the touchy sports anchor used it as an opportunity to reinvent himself as a cartoon of Edward R. Murrow, that has more than a little in common with Stephen Colbert's performance, and channel liberal anger toward the Bush Administration.
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