[ConservativeStLouisGuy]

RIP Reed -- you were a good man....

[Ptarmigan]

God rest his soul.

[speedy]

He was one of the first to do something about media bias, and his efforts are bearing ripe fruit today. RIP to a fine man.

[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

Just think, Reed never has to smell another stinky liberal story, to figure out how much *rap it contains.

Enjoy the peace Reed, and we will see you in the Kingdom, restored to the days of your youth, without any of the bad stuff to deal with, like a body of death.

[RightOnTheLeftCoast]

The sentiments are appreciated, but Joe Farah belongs nowhere around an article about "Accuracy in Media".

[weegee]

Media Schadenfreude and Media Shenanigans PING

[doug from upland]

Yes, we've lost a good guy. I met him at an even in L.A. in about 1994. I had just written my first limerick book -- THE OFFICIAL CLINTON BASHING LIMERICK BOOK. He called me up on stage to read from it. That was fun. Clinton bashing is always fun.

[TheEaglehasLanded]

great man and he is in a better place than me right now. he also got to see bush get reelected before he left thanks to his efforts. someone must continue his work.

[wildbill]

I can remember when Reed Irvine was considered a kook because he had the temerity to look at the media and say, "they're not clothed with moral authority because of their bias."

He was the first 'pajamahadeen' and deserves all honors for showing the way to citizens to take the media to task.

[line drive to right]

He was truly a man ahead of the curve. Can you imagine how people must have ridiculed him 35 years ago? And yet, he moved ahead with resilience and resolve. He leaves a great legacy.

[Paul Ross]

[reformjoy]

So sad to hear of Reed Irvines death.

Tom Fitton, President of Judicial Watch, used
to work for AIM, too.

Great people.

Always doing their best
to save America.

[wideawake]

Too bad he died before Rather resigned.

[Pelham]

A pity. Reed Irvine was long a voice in the wilderness, laboring when there was little recognition and certainly no financial reward for what he was doing. Too bad that so many who have since made their fame and fortune while standing on his shoulders never saw fit to give him any credit.

You would think that taking on the MSM originated with talk radio, to hear some boast.

[AnnaZ]

Thanks for all you did, Mr. Irvine. 

 

Prayers for his family. May God rest his soul.