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In The United States Senate, One Of The Things I Observed In The Early Days - And It's Still Used - And That Is That You Take Someone's Argument And Then You Misrepresent It And Misstate And Disagree With It. And It's Very Effective. I've Done It Myself A Number Of Times. But Eventually, Eventually People Catch On.

It's Now Clear That From The Very Moment President Bush Took Office, Iraq Was His Highest Priority As Unfinished Business From The First Bush Administration. His Agenda Was Clear: Find A Rationale To Get Rid Of Saddam.

This Is The Greatest Lesson A Child Can Learn. It Is The Greatest Lesson Anyone Can Learn. It Has Been The Greatest Lesson I Have Learned: If You Persevere, Stick W/it, Work @ It, You Have A Real Opportunity To Achieve Something. Sure, There Will Be Storms Along The Way. And You Might Not Reach Your Goal Right Away. But If You Do Your Best And Keep A True Compass, You'll Get There.

The Real Transgression Occurs When Religion Wants Government To Tell Citizens How To Live Uniquely Personal Parts Of Their Lives. The Failure Of Prohibition Proves The Futility Of Such An Attempt When A Majority Or Even A Substantial Minority Happens To Disagree. Some Questions May Be Inherently Individual Ones, Or People May Be Sharply Divided About Whether They Are. In Such Cases, Like Prohibition And Abortion, The Proper Role Of Religion Is To Appeal To The Conscience Of The Individual, Not The Coercive Power Of The State.

As We Have Seen From Justice Sandra Day O'connor's Example, Even One Justice Can Profoundly Alter The Meaning Of Those Words For Our Citizens. Even One Justice Can Deeply Affect The Rights And Liberties Of The American People.