Keith Olbermann Says Trump Should Face the Death Penalty for Each Coronavirus Death (deaths, dollars)
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Keith Olbermann Says Trump Should Face the Death Penalty for Each Coronavirus Death
Former sports broadcaster Keith Olbermann left ESPN so he could say all the things he didn’t feel he could say at ESPN, and he is certainly saying all of those things.
On Tuesday, during an unhinged rant about President Trump and his response to the coronavirus, Olbermann said that the president should be given the “death penalty” for “each count” of the 220,000 Americans who have died from the virus.
Sure and each liberal should receive 33 death counts for each of the people killed during the riots because they didn't stop them. Here's a guy worth 25 million dollars who thinks I actually care what he thinks. Morons all of them.
Keith Olbermann Says Trump Should Face the Death Penalty for Each Coronavirus Death
Former sports broadcaster Keith Olbermann left ESPN so he could say all the things he didn’t feel he could say at ESPN, and he is certainly saying all of those things.
On Tuesday, during an unhinged rant about President Trump and his response to the coronavirus, Olbermann said that the president should be given the “death penalty” for “each count” of the 220,000 Americans who have died from the virus.
Keith Olbermann Says Trump Should Face the Death Penalty for Each Coronavirus Death
Former sports broadcaster Keith Olbermann left ESPN so he could say all the things he didn’t feel he could say at ESPN, and he is certainly saying all of those things.
On Tuesday, during an unhinged rant about President Trump and his response to the coronavirus, Olbermann said that the president should be given the “death penalty” for “each count” of the 220,000 Americans who have died from the virus.
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