Araxen
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Fri Jun-13-08 03:59 PM
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I'm shocked Tim Russert died. I always valued his opinion despite some people here. RIP Tim.
We lost Tim Russert while we are still stuck with the Bill O'Reilly's of the world. The man was the best political interviewer on TV and he will be sorely missed. The 2008 Presidential race has changed today because of the loss of Tim Russert and it isn't a change for the better.
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Fri Jun-13-08 03:59 PM
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1. The good do die young. |
npincus
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Fri Jun-13-08 04:00 PM
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I can't think of a replacement for him.
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mmonk
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Fri Jun-13-08 04:01 PM
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3. Yes, at least he was professional and somewhat old school. |
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He wasn't really part of the new garbage.
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Fri Jun-13-08 04:02 PM
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There was no shock and awe from him.
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Fri Jun-13-08 04:02 PM
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5. While I regret his passing, |
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he was certainly not the "best political interviewer." The "best political interviewer" can come up with a more substantive question for a presidential candidate in a debate than "Have you seen a UFO?"
The fact that I don't appreciate him professionally is beside the point. His passing is a tragedy, and my heart goes out to his family.
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Fri Jun-13-08 04:23 PM
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6. No problem. No one is without faults. |
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