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Nostalgia: the Bloomberg-Pataki team reunited?
Spin CycleAfter returning from the Tim Russert funeral in Washington D.C. this afternoon, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is expected to address a gathering on the environment in Manhattan hosted by Chadbourne & Parke, LLP. At that firm, former Gov. George Pataki,......Tags: David A. Paterson, Executive Branch, Government, Michael Bloomberg, Regional Authority
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GOP on Obama: Words vs. Deeds
Spin CycleTop McCain advisor Steve Schmidt uses the public-financing flip to launch a long memo on alleged Obama misdirections, titled "Words Matter." Subjects: Campaign money, Town Hall debates, Bush-Cheney energy bill, trade, taxes. After the jump.......Tags: Hillary Clinton, Washington Post Co., Dick Durbin, Republican Party, NBC (tv network)
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Remembering Russert
The TV ZoneYeah, that was a hell of a memorial for Tim Russert yesterday. Beautiful AND moving, and whenever deeply heartfelt memorials like this roll around, you almost instinctively remember that great Yeats line, "Think where mans glory most begins and......Tags: Colleges and Universities, Education, Television, Government, Regional Authority
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Video: Obama's unfulfilled promise
Spin CycleHere's video of Obama, during a debate, assuring the late Tim Russert that he would "sit down with John McCain" on campaign finance. He withdrew from public financing today, without a hint that he ever sat down with McCain:......Tags: Political Fundraising, Elections, John McCain
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McCain agrees: Obama's words matter
The Swampby Jill Zuckman Well, it seems perfectly clear that the McCain campaign is unimpressed with Sen. Barack Obama's explanation for refusing to participate in the public funding for the general election campaign. Steve Schmidt, Sen. John McCain's senior...Tags: Hillary Clinton, Washington Post Co., Dick Durbin, NBC (tv network), Barack Obama
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"Meet the Press:" It's Brokaw
The TV ZoneTom Brokaw, the last of the major anchors who symbolized the dominance of the Big Three networks news divisions for over two decades, is about the assume the last great ride of his distinguished career: NBC has named him......Tags: NBC (tv network)
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Springsteen: Remembering Russert
The Swampby Mark Silva The commander-in-chief stopped in at his wake. But "The Boss'' sang at his memorial service. Or at least the image and music of Bruce Springsteen were piped into the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts......Tags: Social Issues, John F. Kennedy, Bruce Springsteen, NBC (tv network), Death
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Keith Olbermann Goes Crazy on "Page Six"
The TV ZoneAlmost a week to the minute that the world learned that Tim Russert had died, and the daily business of TV and the media has already descended into low comedy. If you haven't checked out last night's Keith Olbermann......Tags: Rupert Murdoch, CBS Corp.
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Luke Russert remembers his father on XM radio
WatchdogXM Radio's "60/20" with James Carville and Luke Russert will pay tribute to Luke's father, Tim, in a special, commercial-free, two-hour show debuting at noon Friday. The focus will be Tim Russert's connection to sports, including clips of his interviews.....Tags: Boston Celtics, Los Angeles Lakers, Terry Bradshaw, Bill Walsh, Casey Stengel
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Tim Russert was good at his job, and died too soon
WatchdogWow. I was thinking this but was too cowardly to write it. Plus, it's got nothing to do with sports, other than the fact Tim Russert liked the Bills. So I'm glad this dude from Slate did. Thanks to our...... -
Meet the Press: The show goes on
The Swampby John Crewdson The most imperative question in American politics was answered this morning. Not who's going to be Barack Obama's running mate, although Delaware Sen. Joe Biden did become the first politician in history to say flatly that he......Tags: John Kerry, Brian Williams, Cyd Charisse, NBC (tv network), Joni Mitchell
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Tom Brokaw: 'Meet the Press' til Nov. 4
The Swampby Mark Silva Tim Russert, the late host of Meet the Press, was about as close to irreplaceable as they come. So, for now, NBC News is not really replacing him. The network, instead, is turning to a stand-in -......Tags: Brian Williams, NBC (tv network)
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