Unquestionably, The World Is Better Off Without

I'm Just Concerned That As Long As This Caliphate Exists, It Provides This Magnet For Radicalization, And We're Likely To See More Attacks Like We Have Seen In San Bernardino, Chattanooga And Elsewhere, And That's The Concern I Have Over Pace.

Some Argue That Recognition Of The Genocide Has Become Even More Problematic Now, When The World Is At War With Terrorism And The United States Cannot Afford To Offend The Sensibility Of Our Turkish Ally.

What Disturbed Me Most, Frankly, About The Rod Rosenstein Memo, Is The Fact It Was Addressed To The Attorney General. The Attorney General Was Supposed To Have Recused Himself From Anything Involving Russia. And Here He Is Recommending The Firing Of The Top Cop Doing The Russia Investigation, In Clear Violation Of What He Had, The Attorney General, Had Committed To Doing.

Whether We Kept A Certain Number Of Troops There Or Pulled Out Completely, If We Can't Get The Maliki Government To Include A Large Segment Of Its Population In Its Security Forces And Protection, Then The Small Amount Of Forces That We Would Have Left There Might Have Slowed This Day, But They Wouldn't Have Prevented It Altogether.

If Giving Points To Some Students To Achieve Greater Diversity Is A Quota System In Violation Of The Constitution, How Can The Awarding Of Points To The Children Of A Less Diverse Alumni Be Upheld?