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There Has To Be A Reform Within The Government That Is Tangible, That We Can Actually Measure And That We Have Confidence Is Going To Provide Some Of The Differences That I Think Are Essential To Our Troops To Be Able To Carry Out Their Mission And To The Longer- Term Interests Of Our Country.

As We Move Forward, I Am Looking For A New Leader Of The Chicago Police Department To Address The Problems At The Very Heart Of The Policing Profession. The Problem Is Sometimes Referred To As "the Thin Blue Line." The Problem Is Other Times Referred To As "the Code Of Silence." It Is This Tendency To Ignore. It Is The Tendency To Deny. It Is The Tendency, In Some Cases, To Cover Up The Bad Actions Of A Colleague Or Colleagues.

I Think The Most Important Thing For Us To Make Judgments About Is What Can We Really Do? What Can We Achieve?

At Some Point, Deliberation Begins To Look More Like Indecisiveness Which Then Becomes A Way Of Emboldening Our Enemies And Allies And Causing Our Allies To Question Our Resolve. So We Shouldn't Let One Component Of This Determine Our National Security Here Which Depends On Providing An Afghanistan Which Denies A Safe Haven To Terrorists As Well As Stabilizing Pakistan. Those Are Our Two National Security Interests At Stake In Afghanistan.

Chick-fil-a Values Are Not Chicago Values.