I Think In The U.s., The Border

You've Got Soldiers In The 3rd Infantry Division Who Are Going Every Day On Operations And They Don't All Have What Is Considered To Be The Gold Standard In Armor

In 2006, The Secure Fence Act Was Signed Into Law, Requiring The Department Of Homeland Security To Build Upward Of 700 Miles Of Double Layered Fencing Along The U. S-mexico Border. While The Obama Administration Is Quick To State That The Targets Have Been Met, Only A Small Fraction - In Fact, Less Than 40 Miles - Of The Newly Implemented Infrastructure Is Double-layered.

We Seem To Be Our Own Worst Enemies. We Should Require Critical U.s. Infrastructure To Remain In U.s. Hands.

This Century Is Going To Be A Very Dangerous Century.

The Decision To Leave [iraq] Should Be Based Solely On The Judgment Of The Combatant Commanders On The Ground Who Say, "my Iraqi Counterparts Can Now Handle This Particular Area Of The Country On Their Own With Minimum American Support Or With No American Support." When They Can Do That, We Should Leave.