I Hate To See A Young Man

I Hope For An America Where We Can All Contend Freely And Vigorously, But Where We Will Treasure And Guard Those Standards Of Civility Which Alone Make This Nation Safe For Both Democracy And Diversity.

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."

We Need The Breast And The Brightest To- Umm The Best And The Brightest.

I Hope For An America Where No President, No Public Official, No Individual Will Ever Be Deemed A Greater Or Lesser American Because Of Religious Doubt - Or Religious Belief.

Regulation Has Gone Astray. . . . Either Because They Have Become Captives Of Regulated Industries Or Captains Of Outmoded Administrative Agencies, Regulators All Too Often Encourage Or Approve Unreasonably High Prices, Inadequate Service, And Anticompetitive Behavior. The Cost Of This Regulation Is Always Passed On To The Consumer. And That Cost Is Astronomical.