By Judi McLeod ——Bio and Archives--March 17, 2024

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In “fantasizing” about Donald Trump’s potential “assassination”, motor mouth Keith Olbermann states: “There’s always the hope.”

But what if Olbermann’s “hope” is based more on a possible coming reality than fantasy?

Is it possible that Olbermann knows a lot more than what he is telling us?

Olbermann, after all, would be privy to the plans of many powerful Democrats.

'There's Always The Hope': Leftist Lunatic Keith Olbermann Fantasizes About Trump's Assassination’ (Gateway Pundit, March 17, 2024)

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And Olbermann’s fantasy doesn’t stop with his “hope” for a Trump assassination.

“The 65-year-old has form when it comes to humiliating himself. Last November, he quit the X platform in a rage only to return less than 24 hours later.

“Last year, Olbermann even suggested that Fox News be permanently closed down on account of enhancing U.S. national security after former host Tucker Carlson released 41,000 hours of footage largely exonerating the individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol protests.

“Olbermann has also attempted to take down Carlson with suggestions that he once sent a link to a piece of writing by a Holocaust denier. Judging by the massive audience of Carlson’s recent interviews, his efforts have so far proven unsuccessful.

Many things have been both said and written about Olbermann, but Rupert Murdoch, describes narcissist Olbermann best:

In an upside-down world there are enough crazed Democrats to make Olbermann’s ‘fantasy’ a reality.

Olbermann should note that if his horrid fantasy becomes reality, many us us will remember what he said.

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