I Am Not A Professional Politician.

I'm Obviously Aware That People Are Quite Focused On The Economy Rather Than Foreign Policy Issues, But That Is Something That Should And Can Be Altered As People See The Nature Of The Threats Around The World That We Face.

I'm A Conservative Republican. I Have Been Since I Was 15 Years Old And Participated In The 'goldwater For President' Campaign In 1964.

Just As The Security Council Was Largely Irrelevant To The Great Struggle Of The Last Half Of The Twentieth Century - Freedom Against Communism - So Too It Is Largely On The Sidelines In Our Contemporary Struggles Against International Terrorism And The Proliferation Of Weapons Of Mass Destruction.

If I Were Doing The Security Council Today, I'd Have One Permanent Member, The United States, Because That's The Real Reflection Of The Distribution Of Power In The World. All International Laws Are Invalid, Meaningless Attempts To Constrict American Power.

The U.n. Is One Of Many Competitors In A Marketplace Of Global Problem Solving.