
Since hearing the news on Friday of Meet the Press moderator and Washington Bureau Chief Tim Russert's passing, I've been at a loss on what to say.
With having said that, I will let those who can better articulate what Tim meant to not only the world of politics but to every life he touched:
Tom Brokow announcing the news on MSNBC:
His son Luke gave such a beautiful interview to Matt Lauer:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25186698/
Meet the Press' tribute to Tim was sad and funny at the same time. The commentators celebrated, rather than mourned Timmy:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25174922/
Wonketter's video tribute (love the pics):
http://wonkette.com/400471/a-youtube-tribute-to-tim-russert-dead-today-at-58
It's weird for Tim to be called home now, especially considering how historical and unprecedented this year's election is turning out. Tim wasn't just a commentator or a reporter, he was a truth seeker. Who else is going to make these politicians sweat or have members of the press cramming like finals week before an appearance on Meet the Press? Tim didn't just report on politics. He is/was politics.
Rest in Peace Timmy.