She's A Wonderful, Wonderful Person, And We're

My Father Enabled Me To Really Believe In Myself. And Yet I've Heard Very Similar Stories - From Many, Many People. It's The Way He Approached His Life. The Way He Approached His Life - He Was The Eternal Optimist. He Was The Most Optimistic Person That I've Ever Known. Even In The Face Of This Diagnosis With Cancer, He Was Filled With Optimism About What He Could Do And What He Could Accomplish.

The Constitution Does Not Just Protect Those Whose Views We Share; It Also Protects Those With Whose Views We Disagree.

There Is No Safety In Hiding. Like My Brothers Before Me, I Pick Up A Fallen Standard. Sustained By The Memory Of Our Priceless Years Together, I Shall Try To Carry Forward That Special Commitment To Justice, Excellence And Courage That Distinguished Their Lives.

My Brother Need Not Be Idealized, Or Enlarged In Death Beyond What He Was In Life; To Be Remembered Simply As A Good And Decent Man, Who Saw Wrong And Tried To Right It, Saw Suffering And Tried To Heal It, Saw War And Tried To Stop It. Those Of Us Who Loved Him And Who Take Him To His Rest Today, Pray That What He Was To Us And What He Wished For Others Will Some Day Come To Pass For All The World. As He Said Many Times, In Many Parts Of This Nation, To Those He Touched And Who Sought To Touch Him: "some Men See Things As They Are And Say Why. I Dream Things That Never Were And Say Why Not."

Don't Sacrifice Your Political Convictions For The Convenience Of The Hour.