On Friday, 5-23-'08, Keith Olberman suffered a sad mental meltdown on the air. For months now, Olberman has used his show as a attack machine directed at Hillary Clinton, something I find very offensive. Now Mr. Olberman's saying her campaign needs to "End it's Misery?" Why? Because Sen. Clinton repeatedly proves she is the more electable Democratic candidate, and this makes the great and all wise Keith Olberman angry?
I think that it's Olberman's show that needs to "End it's Misery" and go off the air.
In fact, I wrote to MSNBC, since my letters to Olberman himself were met with with brilliant remarks like "sc**w you." For someone who bleats his views so freely, the "brave" Mr. Olberman doesn't post his email address on the MSNBC site. So, I chose this time to write to those who keep him on the air. You can also contact his network at. . letters@msnbc.com

It's been increasingly clear that Olberman has lost all perspective, all touch with reality. But his most recent "special comment," insisting that Hillary Clinton's mentioning the fact that Robert Kennedy was killed at the end of the campaign was some sort of "secret signal" to all Hillary's "brainwashed" supporters to go shoot her opponent, was the final proof that Keith is truly delusional.
Does Olberman think it's a secret that RFK died in June? Uh, we knew, Keith. Some of us even remember seeing the awful event on TV, and praying for his survival. We remember our sorrow as well when he died. We are not as stupid, or forgetful, as you assume.
To even suggest that Hillary was somehow urging anyone to kill anyone is what is stupid. Add to this the fact that many of RFK's grown children are supporters of Hillary Clinton. For example . . .

It is clear from the context that Hillary was invoking a familiar political circumstance in order to support her decision to stay in the race through June. I have heard her make this reference before, also citing her husband's 1992 race, both of which were hard fought through June. I understand how highly charged the atmosphere is, but I think it is a mistake for people to take offense.
Robert Kennedy Jr.

Yet not only did Olberman "take offense," he raved like a mad man. Does he honestly believe this idiocy, or is he so determined to destroy Hillary that he'll say anything?
And what's with this royal "we" business? During his "special comment," he kept saying "We have forgiven" Hillary. Who is we, exactly?

Someone really ought to explain to Olberman that he is not Queen Victoria, and get him the help he so desperately needs. I hope that other will email MSNBC and let them know that Olberman's no longer rational enough to be on their network. He needs medication, not more air time.

Again the email is
letters@msnbc.com