We know our pals in other countries haven't had the opportunity to listen to one of the great pawlitical journalists of our time; but we suspect most of our pals here in the US are sad that Mr. Tim Russert died yesterday.
Here in Flori-duh, we learned to love him during the 2000 presidential election, with his little white erase board. And since, we've listened to him all the time -- on Sunday mornings, Meet the Press, and in the evenings, during the primaries, when he would dot the i's and cross the t's about an event and interpret what was happening in a way that even we dawgs could understand.
How sad that in this extraordinary campaign, he won't be here to enjoy it in his irrepressible way. And how sad that we won't have his sharp, piercing, honest questioning of those who are running for office.
A very sad day for pawlitics...
Jake and Just Harry
8 comments:
w00f's Jake and JH, yesss it is a sad time..he will b missed...
b safe,
~rocky~
Yes We and PL2 agree with you it is a very sad day,and so sudden, and right before Fathers Day....It will be a different coverage of the election without him.Love A+A+PL2
Very Sad indeed.
Gussie and muzzer
Yes that is so sad. And he was young too....
Mom and dad were very sad to hear the news! He'll be missed!
Happy father's day to your dad!
Love ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch
Hey pals, can't say I've heard of him but if you liked him then I'm sorry he's gone. J x
We agree with you. Russert went to school in Ohio and it has gotten plenty of attention here.
Essex & Deacon
Our servant loooooved Mr. Tim Russert.We knew when he was on we might as well just settle in, because no one interrupted Mr. Tim. We liked his voice, too.
sad wags from the whippets
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