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Fox News
As a TV pundit and commentator for FOX News, Snow often was critical of Bush before he became the president's third press secretary, following Ari Fleischer and Scott McClellan. He was an instant study in the job, mastering the position - and the White House press corps - with apparent ease. ...
Susan Estrich for Fox News
Tony learned early about loss. His mother died when he was a kid, and she was only 37. He took good care of himself, but he understood that cancer could be lurking, as it was, and when it hit him, hard, he was as aggressive as you could be in fighting back. He wanted to live. ...
Fox News
Tony Snow touched many lives in his roles as broadcast personality and White House press secretary. Here's how those who knew him remember him ...
Juan Williams -- NPR and FOX News
Being philosophy majors in the news business and caught in Washington's political storms didn't guarantee that we'd be friends. After all, he was a true red conservative, a white guy born in Kentucky and raised in Cincinnati while I am moderate to liberal black guy from Brooklyn, N.Y. It turned out none of that mattered because Tony and I loved to argue.
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Ellen Ratner -- Talk Radio News Service and FOX Newa
Tony Snow was a friend and one of the nicest human beings to walk on this planet. All of us who know him will miss him. With Tony there was no ego, he could have a conversation with the President of the United States or the security guard at FOX News and he was concerned more about them than himself ...
Answers.com
He began his career in journalism in 1979. Over the years he provided political commentary for publications such as The Greensboro Record and The Washington Times, and appeared as an analyst for news programs on NBC, CNN and PBS. In 1991 and 1992 he served as a speechwriter and media advisor for President George Bush (the elder), and from 1994-2000 he wrote a column for USA Today. Snow then hosted FOX News Sunday (1996-2003) before moving to his own show, FOX's Weekend Live with Tony Snow. From 2004-2006 he had his own syndicated radio show for FOX News Radio. A longtime supporter of George W. Bush, Snow replaced Scott McClellan as the White House press secretary in May of 2006 ...
rightpundits.com
Jill Snow married Tony in 1987 so they were together for 21 years. They met when she lived in Detroit Michigan in the 1980s as Jill Ellen Walker. They have three children, one boy named Robbie Snow and two girls, Christie Snow and Kendall Snow. Their ages are 15, 12 and 11. The family resides in Virginia with a cat, two dogs and apparently three guinea pigs. The love their pets! ...
Newt Gingrich
"Here at the Center for Health Transformation we will especially miss Tony because he had just begun preparations to co-chair with Geraldine Ferraro a bipartisan effort to implement a new program called Eliminate Cancer as a Cause of Death and Suffering." ...
The Washington Post
Said McCain: "Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Tony Snow. He was a loving father, husband, friend and truly one of America's most gifted commentators. Whether he sat behind a radio mic or stood behind a White House podium, Tony Snow always sought to give the American people new insights into our government, political process and leaders. He asked the tough questions and took them as well. Even when diagnosed with cancer, his fight served as an inspiration to all Americans. In the coming days, we will celebrate the life of a truly great and generous man."
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Ed Henry -- CNN
A couple of months before he died so tragically, Tony Snow said on "The Colbert Report" that it was the only time he ever lost his cool at the White House podium: the day in March 2007 that he told me to, well, "Zip it!" ...
WILLIAM KRISTOL in the New York Times
I'll remember Tony Snow more for his character than his career. I'll especially remember the calm courage and cheerful optimism he displayed in his last three years, in the face of his fatal illness. ...