Russert was just another mouthpiece for the administration and the status quo. If not then he was a willing dupe. You don't get rich telling the hard truth, it's not something people want to buy nor will the government allow you to sell.
Where Russert fit in broadcast news history
Russert was just another mouthpiece for the administration and the status quo. If not then he was a willing dupe. You don't get rich telling the hard truth, it's not something people want to buy nor will the government allow you to sell.
Since Tim Russert passed away, I haven't watched any political reporting. I don't know where to turn to. Sad.
You know just because he died does not make him a saint. Give me a break he was doing a terrible job doing those interviews at the end. Talk abut Bias.
No he wasn't. It's telling that nutjobs on both the right and left both think he was biased for the other side. That's a pretty sure indication that he was fair.
My favorite to replace Tim Russert is Chris Matthews.
Chris is too in love with hearing himself talk.
I am sorry, but Tim Russet had a level of political correctness that prevented him from not only asking the obvious difficult quetions - but in the odd occassion when he did ask - he clearly did not understand the notion of a follow up . Tim represented failed American journalism, which has done so much damage to American Domeracy.
You are incorrect. Being fair required him to keep his cool and not use the "gotcha!" attitude of other, less respected journalists.
Tim Russert was the patron saint of Hitlery-haters.
He will grin down there as the Obamanics come marching in.
This is just poppycock. Hillary nuts see supposed bias everywhere, which is a good indication there is none.
Tim Russert will be sorely missed - and I hope Newsweek can do some editing of the obnoxious comments that preceded mine.
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