With rare exception, nearly all of the top commentators and reporters on the three cable news networks had hailed Obama's speech as something new and powerful, and filled with specifics, and predicted it would have a positive effect on his chances vs. John McCain. This hallelujah chorus included conservatives such as Bill Kristol and Pat Buchanan and the longtime Republican David Gergen, as well as Tom Brokaw and Brian Williams. Buchanan called it the best and most important political convention speech he had ever heard, going back 48 years.

So Olbermann was outraged that the AP's Babington had written, in his analysis of the speech, just off the wire, that Obama had tried nothing new and that his speech was lacking in specifics.

Olberman consistantly brings his ultra liberal bias to his newscasts....some far-lefties love it....most mainstream folks get their news elsewhere.

Denny Crane!

yeah....from 'fair and balanced' fox news... ...you all see on youtube what the protesters were saying about these idiots when they tried to interview them???...heheh....'F**k fox news!!!'....

Greg Mitchell (gmitchell@editorandpublisher.com) is editor. He has written nine books on politics and history including his latest on Iraq and the media, "So Wrong for So Long."

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So this is another guy bringing out the old saw about the "librul media". His op-ed, by the way, being carried by AP, one of the most powerful mainstream media services, was, one suspects, mostly written long before Obama's speech.