I didn't say it was wrong to talk about the history of a life or if you agree with that life lived. What bothers me is the booty dance done on people's grave.

When one can't wait at least one day or even a few hours to take the time and let decent people give condolences is a bit callous. The man was dead yes, and will be so long enough for you to show a bit of self restraint (no matter what political party one says they are in) and put off your dislike of the dead's former life, beliefs and deeds for another time.

When anyone on any side comes in and makes disparaging remarks about the 'newly' dead of a political opponent that makes it seem celebratory and beyond tasteless.

Guy,

It's true, some here were trying to be funny and using the latest event that the left has been caught behaving less than admirably as they seed a debate they weren't involved in, as well as a few shots at WJC. They didn't however, say they hope someone would die in the event nor would they show covert happiness if something that tragic would have happened, then dance on their graves before the bodies cooled. Unfortunately, I'd not be too sure if the story was reversed and it was a Republican campaign office in the news that the left wouldn't 'go there'. In fact, judging by the way you treated Mr. Hyde, a few other Republicans and religious leaders that have died since I've been here the last year, I'm fairly certain that indeed you would. The left leaner's just tend to be nasty, gleeful and hateful when a right winger dies (yesterday is only one thread out of many).