Whoever Controls The Flow Of Persian Gulf

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.

My Own Personal View Is That People Ought To Have The Right To Enter Into Any Kind Of Relationship They Want To Enter Into. With Respect To How That's Affected Or Regulated By The State, Those Are State Decisions. Different States Are Likely To Make Different Decisions Based Upon Their Own Wishes And Desire Of The People Of The State, And That's Perfectly Acceptable.

From Kindergarten To Graduation, I Went To Public Schools, And I Know That They Are A Key To Being Sure That Every Child Has A Chance To Succeed And To Rise In The World.

Conservation May Be A Sign Of Personal Virtue, But It Is Not A Sufficient Basis For A Sound, Comprehensive Energy Policy.

Saddam Hussein Had A Lengthy History Of Reckless And Sudden Aggression. He Cultivated Ties To Terror -- Hosting The Abu Nidal Organization, Supporting Terrorists, And Making Payments To The Families Of Suicide Bombers. He Also Had An Established Relationship With Al Qaida -- Providing Training To Al Qaida Members In Areas Of Poisons, Gases And Conventional Bombs. He Built, Possessed, And Used Weapons Of Mass Destruction.