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Most Shocking Headlines of 2008: Tim Russert's Sudden Death
Tim Russert came into homes on Sunday mornings as host of Meet the Press and night after night during this election and so many before. His sudden and early death shocked us all on June 13.
Even from this side of the screen, Tim's love for his job, politics, and life was palpable, and Americans came to feel like they knew him.
How Much Is Too Much? Celebrity Death Tributes — Too far?
For every lash, there is an equal and opposite lash in the reverse direction: a backlash if you will. So it is with a seemingly irreproachable story like the tribute paid to the passing of Tim Russert. After his shocking passing last week, the news hasn't been shy with coverage.
Remembering Tim Russert on Meet the Press
I'm at a loss this morning, in the span of time usually devoted to coffee and Tim Russert on Meet the Press, his absence is deafening. This morning, in lieu of the regular show, they're running a tribute to Russert. The long-running show began in 1947, and Russert has helmed the ship since I can remember.
Breaking: Tim Russert of Meet the Press Dies of a Heart Attack
I couldn't be more sad to report that Tim Russert of NBC's Meet the Press has died of a heart attack. The New York Times reports they heard the news from Russert's family.
Upon announcing the news, Tom Brokaw said, “this news division will not be the same without his strong, clear voice.” Russert is survived by his wife Maureen Orth and their adult son, Luke.
Who's Watching Obama on Meet the Press?
Barack Obama's full hour on Meet the Press is just starting where I am — are you watching? Did you see it already?
Earlier this week Politico called the appearance "a potentially decisive broadcast."
Headline: Ralph Nader Declares Candidacy
On Meet The Press this morning, Ralph Nader, perennial third-party candidate, said he's running for president of the United States. Launching his third bid in as many races, Nader said,
Dissent is the mother of ascent. And in that context, I have decided to run for president.
Lighten Up: Separated at Birth?
Okay, this is pure silliness: I was watching Tim Russert on Meet the Press yesterday, and I kept thinking, "Who does he look like? He has a twin somewhere, right?" And then it hit me — Randy Quaid.
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Briefing Book! Knowing Is Half the Battle . . .
- Tim Russert: Tim Russert, 1950-2008: An Appreciation. A touching story of a remarkable life. — Radar
- McCain and Cribs: What does he have in his fridge?
Ask E. Jean For DearSugar: I'm Ready to Date Again So What Do I Have to Do to Attract Men?
Dear E. Jean,
I suddenly feel old. I feel so old and bland I don’t want to tell you how old I actually am (even though I know this will be anonymous).
Who Should Host Meet the Press?
NBC may soon name the next permanent host of Meet the Press. Whomever succeeds longtime host Tim Russert, who died unexpectedly earlier this year, will surely become one of the most influential journalists in the world.
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