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It's A Sad Indication Of Where Washington Has Come, Where Policy Differences Almost Necessarily Become Questions Of Integrity. I Came To Washington In The Late '70s, And People Had The Ability In The Past To Have Intense Policy Differences But Didn't Feel The Need To Question The Other Person's Character.

It Pains Me Whenever There's The Death Of A Law Enforcement Official.

We Are Not Programmed To Bury Our Kids.

I Think They Clearly Do Not Fit Within The Prescriptions Of The Geneva Convention. It's Hard For Me To See How Members Of Al Qaeda Could Be Considered Prisoners Of War.

I Think That People, Despite My Law Enforcement Background, View Me As Taking These Consistently Progressive Stands, And I Think That, Philosophically, There Is A Desire To Get At That Person. But I Think The Stands I Have Taken Are Totally Consistent With A Person Who Is Looking At Things Realistically, Factually.