tmidgett wrote:

unsaved wrote:Fuck him. Another mainstream media tool, cheerleader for Bush's war who only pretended to ask the hard questions and most likely a rat in the Valerie Plame case. Good riddance.

Yeah. I'm so glad he collapsed and died at 58.

You are a cunt.

unsaved wrote:Fuck him. Another mainstream media tool, cheerleader for Bush's war who only pretended to ask the hard questions and most likely a rat in the Valerie Plame case. Good riddance.

LIMBAUGH: [W]e don't often have guests on this program, but we made an exception, here, for our friend, Tim Russert of NBC News and we -- Tim? How are you, first off. Nice to have you with us. It's a real pleasure.

RUSSERT: It's an honor to be here, Rush. Thank you very much.

[...]

LIMBAUGH: When you get to your rank, succession become[s] something that's often discussed. You will eventually become president of the news division of NBC. Who will you hire to replace you as the moderator at N -- at Meet the Press?

RUSSERT: ...I -- if I got hit by a truck tomorrow, I -- who -- who would take -- who should take over? That's a good question. What do you think, Rush?

LIMBAUGH: [laughs] I haven't thought about it. In all candor. That's why I asked you. You are such a fixture. I don't see anybody else in that chair.

RUSSERT: Well, thanks, I -- I mean, I --

LIMBAUGH: I -- I actually don't --

RUSSERT: -- should I nominate you?

LIMBAUGH: Look, Tim, I appreciate [laughter] -- that would fly. That -- you ought to try it, Tim, see how long those 12 years last you at NBC. [laughter] Anyway, this has been fun. I always enjoy talking to you, and I appreciate our relationship over the years.

Chris Matthews is another conservative suckhole that wouldn't be missed.

d865 wrote:Russert has been a very familiar face in my household for many years. RIP.

unsaved wrote:

Chris Matthews is another conservative suckhole that wouldn't be missed.

d865 wrote:Have you seen this?
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=YK0d8ENS__c

Before President Bush had even delivered his November 30 speech at the U.S. Naval Academy, MSNBC host Chris Matthews used variations of the word "brilliant" twice to describe it, while deriding Democratic critics of the Iraq war as "carpers and complainers."

Matthews's history of over-the-top praise for Bush and his administration includes his recent false claim that "[e]verybody sort of likes the president, except for the real whack-jobs"; his statement that Bush sometimes "glimmers" with "sunny nobility"; his claim that Vice President Dick Cheney "hit home runs" throughout his 2004 debate with then-Sen. John Edwards; and his comment that the debate was like "a water pistol against a machine gun."