Pennsylvania Politicians Respond to Olbermann Drivel
It’s almost 8 p.m. and the Keith Olbermann pile on shows no signs of letting up.
Capitalizing on the easy PR train, two Pennsylvania politicians published videos on their websites today bashing Olbermann for his disparaging Tweets about Penn State while praising THON.
First, from PA Senate Majority Leader Jake Corman, who starts tearing into Olbermann at 1:20 of this floor speech.
And here’s a poignant statement from State Rep. Scott Conklin, who represents State College.
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