...But if she is telling the truth, Olbermann should feel very ashamed of himself. So which is it? Enquiring cable gamers would like to know.
The New York Post's "Page Six" has
reported a couple of items now detailing the alleged one-night--more like one hour, it sounds like--stand that Keith Olbermann enjoyed with a 30-something woman who flew all the way from Miami to NYC to spend some non-quality non-time in a hotel room with the Great Man.
I say "alleged" because I wasn't there. But KarmaBites was, she says, in her blog. She is extremely detailed and specific in what she asserts--and extremely embarrassing to the MSNBC anchor. And if, in fact, he ducked out of a second meeting with the woman by claiming a death in his family, well, that's just low.
But if the woman is lying, KO should defend himself with the truth. He ought to take time away from calling other people "the worst person in the world" and call KB the worst person in the world, for defaming him. He ought to prove that he never met the woman, that they just had tea, whatever. And then he should sue her for libel, slander, etc.
But of course, it's possible that KarmaBites is telling the truth--and, in fact, every day of silence from Olbermann in response to these charges suggests that, in fact, KarmaBites is truthful.
