It's Very Personal In Its Politics, Very

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.

I Think It's Critical That We Return National Security Issues To The Center Of The Overall Political Debate In America.

The Chinese Like The Satellite State [north Korea] Between China And Our Forces, They Fear That In A Reunified Korea, American Troops Would Be At The Yalu River And They've Seen That Movie Before. They Didn't Like It The First Time They Saw It And They Don't Like It Any Better Today. So They Are Quite Happy With The Divided Korean Peninsula And That's A Fundamental Difference Between The Way They See Things And The Way We See Things.

Maybe It's My Libertarian Philosophy: But Being In Government Is Hard.

My Philosophy Is Not A Bean-counting, Accounting 'look At This.' It Is A Philosophy That Smaller Government Is Better Government, And Government That Is Closer To The People Is Best Of All.