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| poetry, journalists, madame curie, fathers, politics current events, plutonium, fatmanblocks 2, russian authors, fanman, arcade, gifts fat men, screening room, global security, freeware, thefat man on game audio: tasty morsels of sonic goodness, letter on corpulence, wmdinformation, john considine, st. martin's minotaur, mushroom cloud, realplayer, rock, paul newman, | His chapter on The McLaughlin Group, which he abruptly quit in 1996, is a real highlight, revealing both his disdain for television's "lowest common denominator" programming and the medium's awesome financial temptations. Like most reporters, Germond is a conventional liberal by temperament--yet readers of aluminum all political stripes will enjoy his fast-paced recollections. --John J. Miller --This text aluminum refers to the Hardcover edition. From Publishers Weekly The journalistic antithesis of the crusading Anderson, Germond looks back on a long career aluminum and admits: "My indignation threshold was too high to sustain me as an investigative reporter. I couldn't get worked up about the mayor getting his driveway paved with public asphalt." The statement, with its smooth blend of self-needling irony and unapologetic embrace of modest expectation, is representative of this outstanding reporter's memoir. |
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| Order : An incisive and boldly original critique of the news media's domination of America's political paul newman process (Vintage) by Thomas E. PattersonExplore similar items: in paul newman Books Editorial Reviews Amazon.com It's impossible not to like Jack W. Germond, the veteran journalist who became a household name for political junkies during his 15 years on The McLaughlin Group. He's a reporter's reporter, the kind of fellow who knows that for every good story paul newman "you spend two or three rainy Friday nights at the airport in Atlanta trying to fly standby and ending up as the fat man in the middle seat." Germond cut his teeth at a small newspaper in Michigan, where he began to master his trade: "Once you learned to deal with Carlos Gastambide, the business agent for the largest UAW local at the Monroe Auto Equipment Company, you would not likely be intimidated again by any source at any level, up to and including the White House." He later rubbed elbows with some of the best-known journalists of his generation, and his memoir contains plenty of anecdotes about these colleagues (David Broder, Tom Brokaw, Robert Novak) as well as the people they covered. |
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