CUPP: Moments ago at the DNC summer meeting, Bernie Sanders rebuked a supporter in the crowd for celebrating the death of David Koch. Good on him for doing that. It reminded me of another guy, John McCain. Tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of his passing. I remember sitting at his funeral in Washington, D.C. a year ago listening to moving testimonials from his colleagues, politicians and presidents from both parties, friends and family. It was a hand- picked list of eulogists, each of whom McCain thought would reflect him accurately even if that meant some affectionate ribbing. In the year that's past, I've reflected on McCain's legacy more times than I can count, both on a personal level and a political one. But mostly I've noticed just how big a whole he's left, how noticeable his absence in the Senate, how conspicuous the silence where his voice should be, how important the clarity of conscience, how absent the decency and civility. Tomorrow I know, I'll reflect on his legacy yet again and I hope that if just for a few minutes, you will too. That's it for us. David Axelrod hits the campaign trail in Iowa. Stick around for "THE AXE FILES" next.
One Year Later: Remembering John McCain.