All Issues Of Crime Are Better Addressed

I Think If Russia Is Really An Honest Signatory To The Chemical Weapons Ban, If Syria Wants To Be, Ultimately Someone Has To Be Responsible For Killing Civilians. And That's The Hard Part Out Of This.

I Think We've Made The Collection Haystack So Big, No One's Ever Getting Through The Haystack To Find The Needle. What We Really Need To Do Is Isolate The Haystack Into A Group Of Suspicious People And Spend Enormous Resources Looking At Suspicious People, People Who We Have Probable Cause.

In 1997, I, Along With 200 Other Young Ophthalmologists Formed The National Board Of Ophthalmology To Protest The American Board Of Ophthalmology's Decision To Grandfather In The Older Ophthalmologists And Not Require Them To Recertify.

We Have To Decide Whether Our Fear Is Going To Get The Better Of Us. Once Upon A Time We Had A Standard In Our Country That Was 'innocent Until Proven Guilty.' We've Given Up On So Much. Now, People Are Talking About A Standard That Is 'if You Have Nothing To Hide, You Have Nothing To Fear.' Think About It. Is That The Standard We're Willing To Live Under?

There Comes A Time, There Comes A Time In The History Of Nations When Fear And Complacency Allow Power To Accumulate And Liberty And Privacy To Suffer. That Time Is Now And I Will Not Let The Patriot Act, The Most Unpatriotic Of Acts Go Unchallenged.