I don't see it as a smear in the slightest. I see it as remembering him for what he stood by and for. My reading of his interviews suggests that he wouldn't hav

I don't see it as a smear in the slightest. I see it as remembering him for what he stood by and for. My reading of his interviews suggests that he wouldn't have disagreed with my comments, he just would have thought there wasn't anything wrong with his position. I find that somewhat even more despicable, but yes, it's just my personal opinion, but I aim to be persuasive. Hence the confidence in my opinion. As to my disrespectful timing, pish posh. I hope that my detractors and friends remember me for what I stood for after my death. I despise the rosy shade of forgetfulness that is afforded close friends and public figures after their death. Sure, I don't think I'm going to mail this comment as a postcard to his family members, but I think a website where immigration reform and gender issues come up regularly is a pretty good place to voice this point of view. edit: spelling fix (am > aim)