It's The Sense Of Duty

I Am Quite Confident That In The Foreseeable Future Armed Conflict Will Not Take The Form Of Huge Land Armies Facing Each Other Across Extended Battle Lines, As They Did In World War I And World War Ii Or, For That Matter, As They Would Have If Nato Had Faced The Warsaw Pact On The Field Of Battle.

More Than 200 Ships From 13 Nations Conducted Over 10,000 Flawless Intercepts, Which Formed A Steel Wall Around The Waters Leading To Iraq. And These Operations Continue Today. Thanks To These Superb Efferts Not One Cargo Hold, Not One Crate, Not Even One Pallet Of Seaborne Contraband Even Touched Saddam Hussein's Shores. The Result: Iraq Lost 90% Of Its Imports, 100% Of Its Exports, And Had Its Gross National Product Cut In Half.

I Admire Men Of Character And I Judge Character Not By How Men Deal With Their Superiors, But Mostly How They Deal With Their Subordinates. And That, To Me, Is Where You Find Out What The Character Of A Man Is.

If We Invade Iraq And The Regime Is Very Close To Falling, I'm Very, Very Concerned That The Iraqis Will, In Fact, Use Weapons Of Mass Destruction.

Had We Taken All Of Iraq, We Would Have Been Like A Dinosaur In The Tar Pit - We Would Still Be There, And We, Not The United Nations, Would Be Bearing The Costs Of That Occupation.