Thanks.

Joe Scarborough showed a video of that speech in his show.  Said that Bobby has been warned not to go to his campaign event that night.  People were carrying guns.  Emotions were high.  But he went.  And he spoke.  

That takes tremendous courage.  That separates the real heros from the rest.

Very moving, thank you.

Thanks, Hampster.  I know that Hillary cherishes the life and memory of Bobby, what he stood for and stood up for. In a way they strike me as soul mates. I imagine that's why his son endorsed her.

Very nicely done, Hampster.

Thank you Hampster.

Thank you for the wonderful, but heartbreaking video.

I believe that night was the only time he publicly addressed his brother's assassination.

That poor family has had to learn to keep their grief private. It speaks to the emotions of that sad night in American history that he referenced it.

You are right, as I wrote, he was dying the night of my college graduation.  I had worked for his campaign.  I loved him and what he meant to this country.  

I think one of the lessons that can be learned from that year is how hatred just kills.  We need to tone down the rhetoric in this campaign on both sides.  I'm feeling like I don't want to go out and vote anymore, for anyone, the rage and arrogance of both candidates supporters seems to be reaching new heights and it scares and repulses me.