I Think There Are Too

It's A Sad Indication Of Where Washington Has Come, Where Policy Differences Almost Necessarily Become Questions Of Integrity. I Came To Washington In The Late '70s, And People Had The Ability In The Past To Have Intense Policy Differences But Didn't Feel The Need To Question The Other Person's Character.

I Don't Have Any Intention Of Resigning.

It's Time To Question Laws That Senselessly Expand The Concept Of Self-defense And Sow Dangerous Conflict In Our Neighborhoods. These Laws Try To Fix Something That Was Never Broken. There Has Always Been A Legal Defense For Using Deadly Force If - And The 'if' Is Important - If No Safe Retreat Is Available. But We Must Examine Laws That Take This Further By Eliminating The Common Sense And Age-old Requirement That People Who Feel Threatened Have A Duty To Retreat, Outside Their Home, If They Can Do So Safely.

I Think That What I'm Doing Is Right. And Election-year Politics, Which Intensifies Everything, Is Not Going To Drive Me Off That Course.

One Cannot Understate The Importance Of Eliminating Bin Laden. He Was A Symbolic Head Of The Organisation And, As We Now Know, An Operational Head Of The Organisation.