Katie Couric, Jamie Lee Curtis, Maria Shriver and more took to social media on Tuesday to remember the late political commentator.
Journalists, public figures and Hollywood stars took to social media on Tuesday to remember Cokie Roberts. The political journalistRoberts was best known for her work as a journalist on National Public Radio and ABC News.
She began her 40-year career as a contributor for ABC's This Week With Sam DonaldsonShe was viewed as one of the smartest political commentators and pioneers for women in journalism.alongside NPR's announcement of Roberts' death. "She was a pioneer for so many and will be sorely missed."
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