Remembering Tim Russert
He was two things that most Washington journalists are not: tough and fair.
June 13, 2008 - 1:53 pm
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Tim Russert set a new example by his relentless pursuit of both truth and humanity. I will miss you and your excellence.
The media coverage has been nonstop. This is the biggest story since the death of Anna Nicole Smith, but the coverage of that kept up for days and days. The Russert story doesn’t have legs.
ElliotNC:
Disagree. Tim Russert was one of the finest journalists ever, bar none. One may not have agreed with him, but he truly was both tough and fair. The world is diminished without him.
The difference between Anna Nicole Smith and him is — naah. If I have to explain it, you probably won’t understand.
GOD BLESS HIM AND HIS FAMILY……….BUT THE NINNY ON CNN WAS TOTALLY OUT OF ORDER TO SUGGEST THAT TIM WAS IN HEAVEN HAVING A BEER WITH ONE OF HIS BUDDIE`S, I`LL BET IF TIM COULD SPEAK TO THAT NINNY RIGHT NOW, HE WOULD SAY, NOT……………THERE WILL BE NO DRUGG`S IN HEAVEN………YOU CAN BANK ON THAT.
For You Luke
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God Bless
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