Very sad.

Tony Snow, a conservative writer and commentator who cheerfully sparred with reporters in the White House briefing room during a stint as President Bush’s press secretary, died Saturday of colon cancer. He was 53.

Snow was a fine man with a pleasant personality.  I had no idea that the cancer had returned, however in retrospect I do realize he had been out of the limelight for a while.  You have to feel terrible for his wife and three children.

In light of the cancer that took Snow’s life I’d like to point all readers towards this Dave Barry column about getting a colonoscopy.  A little levity always helps highlight a valuable, but undesirable medical checkup. (Kudos to Lee)

Unfortunately the leftist hate machine is already in full motion in response to the news of Snow’s passing (edits are mine):

Tony knew that his boss was full of s*** and that he was lying to the American people everyday. He gets no kudos for being a lying sack of s***. Yes its terrible for his young children, but it is also terrible for the young children of soldiers who keep getting killed because of the bulls*** this lying sack of crap spewed everyday from his podeium. rest in hell.

I am a little baffled by the kind words for Mr. Snow on this blog today. …  I can’t be sad that he’s gone.

When Bagdad Bob dies I’ll feel the same way I do right now!

[H]e was a professional liar who would not have batted an eyelash at the “opposition” being rounded up and put in camps…

I hope there really is a hell and he’s burning in it right now.

If Hannity or O’Reilly or Limbaugh died I would be having a celebration at my house. i would be writing a diary pissing on them even … He’s dead- WTFever.

adios a**hole

OH. F***ING. WELL. Spread filth and lies during your life, work for a networks full of a**holes, and spreading Bush propaganda. No fake a** eulogies here. Good riddance motherf***er. Hopefully Bill o Reilly can kick the bucket soon, him and limbaugh. F*** Tony Snow. Rest in hell.

Always classy.  Parents, this is what happens when you give your thirteen year old unsupervised time on the computer.  Fortunately there are some who did show a good bit more respect.

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