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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsVeteran journalist Howard Fineman died of pancreatic cancer today
He was 75.
PCIntern
(28,514 posts)I was wondering where he was. Awwww. 😢
moonscape
(5,791 posts)Washington Week in Review back in the day. Way back in the day.
RIP
UTUSN
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malaise
(297,426 posts)He must have asked them for privacy during his illness.
Ninga
(9,026 posts)been on any talk shows for some time. I always enjoyed his writing and opinions.
May he rest in Peace.
bucolic_frolic
(55,599 posts)Sound reasonings, well supported, stated down the middle. He sure made a lot of sense.
democratsruletheday
(1,907 posts)Really bummed to hear that. EFF cancer, it's everywhere seemingly. Taking the summer off to try and help my Dad who has prostate cancer. Just can't believe we still haven't found a way to beat this dreadful disease yet.
whathehell
(30,529 posts)As to cancer, I, along with millions of others I'd guess, share your frustration and bewilderment regarding the lack of a cure...We've come so far with so many other things...I don't get it.
William769
(59,147 posts)WiVoter
(1,675 posts)RIP 🙏🏻
onenote
(46,207 posts)RIP Howard.
2naSalit
(103,786 posts)IcyPeas
(25,687 posts)Fineman works as a Senior Producer for MSNBC. There he leads editorial, story selection, planning, control room production and direction of MSNBC's 1 pm ET show, Chris Jansing Reports. In that role, he works with the Executive Producer, anchor, and NBC News/MSNBC newsroom leadership to coordinate day-to-day coverage. He also oversees a team of producers, directors, creatives, and news staff to ensure smooth and seamless production while making sure all script and video elements adhere to the highest editorial standards
https://www.nickfineman.com/about.html
malaise
(297,426 posts)Nice
LetMyPeopleVote
(181,261 posts)malaise
(297,426 posts)Thanks

