The Imus Lynch Party
Buchanan, Pat, Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
WASHINGTON
In the end, it was not about Imus. It was about us.
Are we really a better country because, after he was publicly whipped for 10 days as the worst kind of racist, with whom no decent person could associate, he was thrown off the air? (On Thursday CBS fired Don Imus from his radio program.)
Cards on the table. This writer works for MSNBC, has been on the Imus show scores of times, watched Imus every morning, and liked the show, the music and the guys: the I-Man, Bernie, Charles and Tom Bowman.
And Imus is among the best interviewers in our business. Not only does he read and follow the news closely, he listens and probes as well as any …
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Article title: The Imus Lynch Party.
Contributors: Buchanan, Pat - Author.
Newspaper title: Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
Publication date: April 14, 2007.
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