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The world of politics was shocked to learn that an apparent heart attack claimed one of its most beloved reporters today.  Tim Russert was 58.
Tim Russert was, in this scribe’s view, one of the less distrusted folks in the media.  He was hard on our side, but he could be equally hard on the Left – and was unfailingly polite to everyone.  His was the longest tenure of all moderators on NBC’s Meet The Press – and not without damned good reason.
I have to confess that I didn’t watch a whole lot of Tim – but I also have to say I never minded it when I did.  I never got the sense while watching him that he was being overtly unfair or partisan when he interviewed someone.  In an industry where one can generally tell someone’s leanings just from their “aura”, Russert’s fairness (despite his political leanings) was a breath of fresh air.
Tim Russert will be sorely missed – by conservatives & liberals alike.  And that’s one of the greatest compliments a man in his profession could be paid.
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Amen and amen.
The pastor who taught my Christian care giving class out it this way. As long as God still has work for Christians to do her on earth, he will see to it that we remain here. As soon as his work for us is done, he will call us home.
It seems as if God had Need of Tim in the Church Triumphant, and that his ministry here was done.
May God comfort the friends and family of Tim Russert.