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``We have to work together, we have to put the Cold War behind us,'' Rep. William Delahunt, D-Mass., said at the end of the sessions Monday that gave the visiting Congressional delegation a view of both ends of Cuban political spectrum.

Getting both ends of the political spectrum is very important. It is why Congressional delegates meet with Klansmen after meeting with civil rights leaders, or met with Nazi SS officers after meeting with concentration camp survivors. (/sarcasm)

These people make me sick. This isn't a question over differences in the political spectrum, but of basic human rights. It is about right and wrong, and not just simply a difference in opinion. Unfortunately, Fidel is their hero because they aspire to the control over the daily life of people here that Fidel has over there. They worship Fidel even though he is the antithesis of the Constitution that they are sworn to uphold. The communists live on in our own Congress. Who are the idiots that keep re-electing these fools?

I believe that the main point of concern, regardless of any other important considerations, is that Castro's Cuba is the main haven and sponsor of terrorism in this hemisphere and those representatives, senators and business people, in dealing with Castro, are aiding and abetting terrorism and therefore, undermining the President's war against terrorist countries, and that in plain English is called treason. It was sacrilegious and offensive to the memory of those murdered on 9/11, to place a New York Fireman’s hat on Castro’s head, one of the main sponsor of Islamic terrorism. Do these people have any sense of shame?