Luke Russert: I've Got Dad on My Side

1. He is proof what a fine man his Dad was. That was very sweet and I wish this family much peace. Great way to start the day TMZ.

Posted at 10:21AM on Jun 16th 2008 by Kelli

2. SL O W news day

http://www.theweeklydonut.com/index.php/2008/06/10/eatpurgerepeat/

Posted at 10:22AM on Jun 16th 2008 by BillC

3. What a wonderful man Luke is. He sounded so much like his Dad. Prayers and sympathy to the Russert family. Tim was taken way too soon.

Posted at 10:32AM on Jun 16th 2008 by buffalogirl

4. I am soooo taking my pet mouse with me to his funeral!

Posted at 10:36AM on Jun 16th 2008 by livin large

5. What a great young man Luke is .............................May God be with him and his mother during this very painful loss.



Election night will never be the same without Tim Russert!

Posted at 10:46AM on Jun 16th 2008 by Dallas

6. TMZ-You have finally shown some dignity and class with the coverage of Tim Russert's death.

Posted at 10:51AM on Jun 16th 2008 by vj-dj

7. Glad the smiles through the tears.

But seriously, Luke needs to limit the Pastrami sandwiches and beer.

Posted at 11:01AM on Jun 16th 2008 by chicken stripper

8. truely a sad time losing a man like Tim Russert. A genuinely good person. I am very sad and sorry he won't get to follow this election to the end. He was so excited everytime he would report on a primary or do an interview. If there was one political reporter out there that actually gave a damn it was Tim. Meet the Press was good sunday with the tribute, but it will never be the same again.

Posted at 11:05AM on Jun 16th 2008 by iowa girl

9.

I missed the Today show this morning and what a breath of fresh air to see this first on TMZ of all places.

One thing is for sure, Luke was raised to become a great man like his father and grandfather. What an awesome story and I'm so glad his father was alive to see the tat. After the sideways stern look he could give faded, I can imagine that devilish grin must have come across his face.

Posted at 11:09AM on Jun 16th 2008 by my3cent$

10. HAHA!!! True but bitterly funny...chicken, how do you come up with this stuff?

Posted at 11:08AM on Jun 16th 2008 by Kelli

11. What a great father and son. Now let's compare and contrast with the Hogans, shall we?

Posted at 11:11AM on Jun 16th 2008 by Truthiness

12. I really liked Russert....no disrespect intended...but he must have drove people nuts spouting off life lessons every little minute!

Posted at 11:15AM on Jun 16th 2008 by Amen

13. my3 cent$, I thought the same thing. Luke was also lucky it was a tat of their initials. His Dads reaction might have been different if it was a skull or something. Great kid, lets not forget to give tribute to Mrs.Russert.

Posted at 11:17AM on Jun 16th 2008 by Kelli

14. I loved his Dad. The world needs more people like Tim Russert. What a loss...

Posted at 11:47AM on Jun 16th 2008 by MJ

15. In the past few days I have come to the realization that not only was Tim Russert very good at his job, he was a hell of a nice guy, a good husband, a loving Dad and a kind and considerate son.

There aren't too many nice guys who walk this earth. Tim Russert clearly was one of them. God bless his family.

Posted at 11:37AM on Jun 16th 2008 by Tired and Ready for A Nap