David Frum at National Review Online:

...when your grandchildren and mine visit Capitol Hill decades hence, they will see Tom DeLay's face not in pixels but in sculpture, arranged with his sometime partner, sometime rival Newt Gingrich in the arcade alongside James Madison, John Calhoun, Thaddeus Stevens, Joe Cannon, Sam Rayburn and the other bygone powers of the House of Representatives. These leaders also had their faults. They too had their failures. But the United States is a just and generous nation, and those who write its history will tell the story in full: not only the tawdry chapters, but also the magnificent.

Holy crap -- he's not joking.

(Via Sadly, No!)