WARNING: Fake.
I have to put that warning in bold because this satire of Keith Olbermann, written by Cornellian Jamie Weinstein ’06, is not only incredibly hilarious but incredibly accurate as well. It’s so accurate that I even sent a scathing email to MetaEzra about linking it on his website (where I found it – hat tip)!
Olbermann’s lunacy, self-promotion, and anger are captured in a way that only an ex-Reviewer (and Stunner) could do!
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