I Owe A Debt To America That

Muslim Communities Are The Ones That Going To See Radicalization Happening At A Mosque Or Hear It In The Community Or Even Among Their Own Family Members. And The Other Part Is That There Is A Narrative That Isis And Other Jihadists Pose That This Is A War Between Muslims And The Rest Of The World.

I'm Always Looking For A Way To Serve The Nation, But I Don't Believe That It Will Be As Vice President And I'm Really Not Seeking It, I'm Not Requesting It And It Won't Happen.

We Need American Foreign Policy That Tells The World Very Clearly That It Is Bad To Be Our Enemy And Good To Be Our Friend.

I Think War And Armed Conflict Is Always The Last Of All The Options You Have On The Table. I Think You Try To Avoid That At All Costs. Sometimes It's Unavoidable. That's The Lesson Of World War Ii. I Think The Other Lesson Of The Last 50 Or 60 Years, However, Is That, The Stronger The U.s. Military, The Stronger Our Defense Capabilities, The Stronger The Chances For Peace Are.

Even When We Are Deeply Divided Over Important Issues Facing Our Country And The World, "in God We Trust" For The Guidance And Wisdom To Do What's Both Right And Necessary For Our Republic.