There Are A Whole Variety Of Reasons

No Individual Or Company, No Matter How Large Or How Profitable, Is Above The Law.

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.

People Feel Uncomfortable Talking About Racial Issues Out Of Fear That If They Express Things They Will Be Characterized In A Way That's Not Fair. I Think That There Is Still A Need For A Dialogue About Things Racial That We Have Not Engaged In.

Due Process And Judicial Process Are Not One And The Same, Particularly When It Comes To National Security.

Some Have Argued That The President Is Required To Get Permission From A Federal Court Before Taking Action Against A United States Citizen Who Is A Senior Operational Leader Of Al Qaeda Or Associated Forces. This Is Simply Not Accurate. 'due Process' And 'judicial Process' Are Not One And The Same, Particularly When It Comes To National Security. The Constitution Guarantees Due Process, Not Judicial Process.