Tony Snow Dies

by Sean Hackbarth

Tony Snow

It was sad enough when we found out Tony Snow had cancer. It got worse after learning it came back. Now, we find out the energetic, passionate, entertaining conservative voice has left us.

More than being the White House press secretary when the Bush administration really needed communications help I’ll remember Snow for being the best fill-in for Rush Limbaugh. His smooth voice and humor were perfect for radio. Snow made you want to listen for the full three hours and only sort-of miss Rush.

Limbaugh called Fox News to talk about Tony:

Here’s a great speech that gave many conservatives hope from CPAC 2008.

James Joyner put together a blogosphere roundup.

Godspeed, Tony.

[via memeorandum]

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2 Responses to “Tony Snow Dies”

1

Why does Tony Snow walk to the podium if all he can speak is thin, sniping clatter? Let’s presume Tony Snow is mathematically imprudent. If so, then we must then determine whether his tongue is sweet and breezy, like a furnace, or just dainty.

Satisfaction no longer comes from Tony Snow. It is now sought in Rush Limbaugh’s accusation that Tony Snow’s cancer was announced for the White House’s political gain. Announced for Tony Snow’s value as a commodity.

2

Sounds like Shimmy, who I get the feeling likes the blank and empty promises of hope & change or some other empty rhetoric being spouted buy that wishy washy guy running for President. (which way are the Democratic handlers going to point him next?)cannot appreciate a great speech by a great Conservative voice… I so have to go to CPAC one of these years, every clip I have seen from it has been awesome!

Thanks for the posting this Sean!

I feel for Tony’s family, I am sure he will be missed greatly.

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