Jack Germond, the rotund and worldly-wise political pundit renowned for his columns, campaign books, and appearances on the Sunday talk show The McLaughlin Group, has died at age 85.
Germond’s specialty was shrewd and sardonic observation of politicians and campaigns based on four decades of experience that began in 1951 as a columnist for the Monroe, Mich. Evening News. Germond later served as a reporter for the Rochester Times-Union, Washington bureau chief for the Gannett newspaper chain, a reporter for the Baltimore Sun, and with his colleague Jules Witcover, a columnist for the Chicago Tribune--New York News Syndicate.
Quote: FP123 wrote in post #3I had forgotten all about him until you just posted this. I remember him from The McLaughlin Group, I wonder if that show is still on the air. RIP.
The show is still on ...believe or not !!
He was good. At least he was more tolerable than ELEANOR !!
Oh is it still on? I used to hear Monica Crowley talk about it on her radio show, she was on it (maybe still is), but I can't recall hearing her talk about it for quite some time, I figured that maybe the rest of them all died...
Quote: FP123 wrote in post #5Oh is it still on? I used to hear Monica Crowley talk about it on her radio show, she was on it (maybe still is), but I can't recall hearing her talk about it for quite some time, I figured that maybe the rest of them all died...
Check Friday nights on PBS ....if it is still on, it will be posted on the TV/Cable Guide.