Whether you agreed with the man’s politics or not, he was an elected public servant serving as Senator from his state for over 40 years. It’s not fitting or in the spirit of democracy to rejoice over the death of any elected official, especially on the day of his funeral.
Only God can know if the man found forgiveness for his sins. It is not for us to judge.
But to whitewash his degenerate life and pretend he was anything other than a drunken reprobate and a disgrace to the very Senate you claim he "served" in is to cower and shrink from reality.
With all due respect, what inane platitudes!
The fact that he was kept in office for that length of time confers no honor on him; it only confers dishonor on the people who voted for him.
He was judged and properly disposed of by G-D the moment he stopped breathing. All we’re doing is providing a little accurate post judgement criticism.