Direct Threats Require Decisive Action.

I Support The President's Plan To Amend The Constitution, Banning Same-sex Marriage.

We Have To Deal With This New Type Of Threat In A Way We Haven’t Yet Defined. . . . With A Low-probability, High-impact Event Like This . . . If There’s A One Percent Chance That Pakistani Scientists Are Helping Al Qaeda Build Or Develop A Nuclear Weapon, We Have To Treat It As A Certainty In Terms Of Our Response.

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.

The Issue Is That [saddam] Has Chemical Weapons.

And The Fact Of The Matter Is There Were Thousands Of People That Went Through Those Training Camps In Afghanistan. We Know They Are Seeking Deadlier Weapons - Chemical, Biological And Nuclear Weapons If They Can Get It.