NBC's news division has gone down the crapper in the last few years, but Tim Russert remained a first-rate interviewer and journalist.
He was one of the good ones.
And now he is gone.
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2 comments:
He is missed.
Russert may have had a background in Democratic politics, but he was about the most fair-minded journalist in the mainstream media. He threw tough questions at Democrats and Republicans alike ... and that's why I respected the hell out of him.
Speaking from a political perspective, he will truly be missed starting this Labor Day (when the 2008 capaign kicks into high gear).
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