Washington Post
At the Libby trial,
Tim Russert seemed very different from the familiar television figure of Sunday morning combat, says
Howard Kurtz. He emerged relatively unscathed, "but it was a long afternoon for someone who much prefers asking the questions. It was, at bottom, a case study in the importance of controlling the microphone." || More reports from
Seth Stevenson,
Leonnig/Goldstein,
Richard B. Schmidt,
Lewis/Johnston, and
Jane Hamsher.
