I agree I too liked Tony Snow. This is sad he was to young.

Truly sad to hear that. He seemed like an extremely nice guy with a great sense of humor and wasn't too concerned with censoring himself. I remember when they showed him leaving the White House and all of his coworkers saying goodbye. Truly sad indeed.

Always a smile on his face, he was a true fighter. He was upbeat about beating his cancer until the end.

RIP, Tony. You will be missed.

I too was surprised to hear of his death. I thought he was doing better, but then he disappeared off O'riely's radio show several months ago. I wondered if he was going to get his own show.

I won't say this about too many journalist in today's era of talking hair on TV. He will be missed. His emotions and passions were shown when he talked and I feel he was one of the very few honorable men on news. Agree or disagree with his views and opinions is fine, but you knew what his core beliefs were.

His voice will be missed.

Good. We are rid of yet another corporate tool.

Being a former CFR member, a former member of the Bush Administration, and a former employee of FOX News speaks volumes about who he really was.

This is good news.


[edit on 7/12/08 by NovusOrdoMundi]

I wonder who the will make die next?

Douglas Feith - he would spill the beans if indicted.

Rove has fled the country, he will have a heart attack or be suicided once captured. He won't be allowed to testify.

McClellan Wrote a book - He MIGHT be safe.

High Strangeness with this administration as of late.

Originally posted by TruthTellist
I wonder who the will make die next?

Douglas Feith - he would spill the beans if indicted.

Rove has fled the country, he will have a heart attack or be suicided once captured. He won't be allowed to testify.

McClellan Wrote a book - He MIGHT be safe.

High Strangeness with this administration as of late.

Dude....he died of cancer, struggling with it for at least 2 years.

No conspiracy here.

Novus and Rilence,
Boy, both of you are just full of class...NOT!
I guess it just shows how hateful and bias both of you are by being glad a person with a family has died. Both of you should be embarrassed for saying what you did.

I bet both of you would have jumped down someone's throat if they would have said your comments about Tim Russert from NBC right?

It is always sad to see the death of such a young man.
53 is young. But, colon cancer does not care how old you are and does seem to strike in middle age.

I liked the man, I liked his manner and his tone. A person I could respect, regardles of his politics.


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PLEASE NOTE: I would encourage members to stay ON TOPIC and discuss Tony Snow's life and death with respect.
I would hope no one really wished ill-will or death to another human.

Breaking News stories should remain a bit above a regular forum topic.

Thanks.

Originally posted by RRconservative
I don't remember Tony Snow ever being a liberal. So how could he be a neocon? Do you even know what a neocon is?

It's apparent he does not know what it means. A lot of liberals throw this term around but the problem is that they don't know what it means because they rarely use it properly. It just further shows how they only spew liberal talking points without knowing what the hell they are saying.

A moderator needs to make sure to keep this topic enforced. If somebody called Tim Russert a shill or George Carlin a paid disinformant in either one of their mourning topics, they would have been moderated harshly. Who cares if you hated the man or not. The point is that he died due to his cancer, and any negative comments about him should be made elsewhere. It's a shame that this topic won't get as many flags as the other two, and it's even worse than he will get the least media coverage of the three (at the least, it should be 80% of what Carlin got, but he'll be lucky to get 10%).

Also, I think this needs to be moved to the Breaking Political News Forum or Current Forum. It was moved the last time in the case of George Carlin, but I'll let a moderator decide.

In regard to the man himself, I never paid too much attention to him, but I found him to be a charismatic character. He will be missed.

EDIT: I didn't see DontTreadOnMe's post before I posted, so yeah, good to see decorum being enforced. Also, I see the thread has been moved to the Breaking Political News Forum, so...yeah.

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Even though I am a passionate Liberal and disagree with the Bush administration, I am sadden to hear that Tony Snow died He was a charming man and a great person to listen too - regardless of what political colours you carry.

Originally posted by WhatTheory
I guess it just shows how hateful and bias both of you are by being glad a person with a family has died.

Over 1 million people with families have died because of the war in Iraq. Over 4,000 soldiers with families have died because of that same reason.

This man was a part of an organization who had its hands in the corporate and political benefits of starting that war.

This man was a part of the administration who started that war.

This man was a part of the media outlet who sold the war via propaganda to the American populace, and has repeatedly made controversial statements mocking and praising the deaths of people with families over in the Middle East.

And you expect some of us to sit and mourn this man? You expect some of us to just relinquish our right to freedom of speech in the name of being politically correct?

The first amendment does not grant us freedom of speech so long as the majority agrees and it is not controversial. Freedom of speech is freedom of speech, no strings attached. If you have a problem with that, ignore me.

Originally posted by WhatTheory
Both of you should be embarrassed for saying what you did.

Sorry to disappoint you, my friend, but I'm not in the least bit embarrassed or sorry.

Originally posted by DontTreadOnMe
I would encourage members to stay ON TOPIC and discuss Tony Snow's life and death with respect.

Naming off the criminal entities he has been involved with in his life is on topic.

Why must I discuss it with respect? Is ATS an arena for expressing your opinions honestly or not?

I do not see anything in the T&C that says we should mourn and be respectful of the death of criminals. Let me know if it has changed.