Direct Threats Require Decisive Action.

I Think The Record Speaks For Itself. These Are Two Individuals Who Have Been For The War When The Headlines Were Good And Against It When Their Poll Ratings Were Bad.

After 9/11, It Became Clear That We [the United States] Had To Do Several Things To Have A Successful Strategy To Win The Global War On Terror, Specifically That We Had To Go After The Terrorists Wherever We Might Find Them, That We Also Had To Go After State Sponsors Of Terror, Those Who Might Provide Sanctuary Or Safe Harbor For Terror.

Cheney, Cheney, You Can't Hide, We Charge You With Genocide.

I Think, In Fact, The Situation With Respect To Al Qaeda, To Say That, You Know, That Was A Big Attack We Had On 9/11, But It's Not Likely Again, I Just Think That's Dead Wrong. I Think The Biggest Strategic Threat The United States Faces Today Is The Possibility Of Another 9/11 With A Nuclear Weapon Or A Biological Agent Of Some Kind. And I Think Al Qaeda Is Out There Even As We Meet, Trying To Figure Out How To Do That.

Westerners Know The Difference Between A Talker And The Real Deal. If Rick Perry Wasn't Right To Be Governor Of Texas, Why Should He Be President?