A Lot Of People Have Said To

The Republican Party Is The Party Of National Security. There's Hardly A National Security Wing Of The Democratic Party Anymore. So If We Turn Away From It, That'll Be A Big Problem.

I Don't Think There Is Any Good Answer To The Question Why Shouldn't Gays And Lesbians Who Want To Serve Their Country Be Allowed To Do It.

I Think The Regime In North Korea Is More Fragile Than People Think. The Country's Economic System Remains Desperate, And One Thing That Could Happen For Example Would Be Under A New Government In South Korea, To Get The South Korean Government To Live Up To Its Own Constitution, Which Says Any Korean Who Makes It To South Korea, Is A Korean Citizen. A Citizen Of The Republic Of Korea. And You Could Imagine The Impact That Would Have Inside North Korea If People Thought, "if I Could Get Out And Make It To South Korea, I Could Have A Different Life."

Iran Is Barely Over 50% Persian, And Arabs, Baluchis, Azeris, Kurds And Many Other Groups Feel Left Out Of The Society. That Regime Has A Lot More Weaknesses Than People See.

I Think It's Critical That We Return National Security Issues To The Center Of The Overall Political Debate In America.