Tim at SJU 2005 Graduation
June 13, 2008 | Red Bank, New Jersey | Vetting explained
I graduated in the class of 2004 and I was so jealous to hear the
class of 2005 got Tim Russert as their graduation speaker.
Tim was one of the few great journalist left in an era of
shock journalist who spin the news for their own agenda and
ratings. I never got the impression that Tim cared about ratings or
party differences. The only thing Tim cared about were the issues
and getting the bottom of a story so the American people could
understand what was going on with their country and our elected
officals.
It was evident from way Tim acted on Meet the Press that he
was representing the people of america and deep down he was just a
normal dude like you and I. I would have loved to see him speak at
my graduation because I could only imagine would a great speech it
was. The SJU class of 2005 had a great man give them guidance they
could live by for the rest of their lives.
My heart goes our to his family and friends. God has a way of
taking the good one way too early.
-Rob Gross
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