America Must Be A Light

My Biggest Fight Has Been Between Those Who Wanted To Do Something Incremental And Those Who Wanted To Do Something Comprehensive. We Won That Fight, And Once We Kick Through This Door, There'll Be More Legislation To Follow.

Our View Of The Law Is That It - If Somebody Is Here Without Sufficient Documentation, That Is Not Reason For Deportation.

We Have A Responsibility To Control Our Borders. Building A Wall Is Not An Answer, Not Here In America Or Any Place.

That Is Why, As One Who Values The U.s.-israel Relationship, And Loves Israel, I Was Near Tears Throughout The Prime Minister’s Speech — Saddened By The Insult To The Intelligence Of The United States As Part Of The P5 +1 Nations, And Saddened By The Condescension Toward Our Knowledge Of The Threat Posed By Iran And Our Broader Commitment To Preventing Nuclear Proliferation.

My Evaluation Of President George W. Bush Is Nothing Personal. He's A Lovely Person. Sadly, I Believe He Will Be Remembered For Taking Us Into War Unnecessarily At The Cost Of Thousands Of American Lives, Injuries To Tens Of Thousands Of Our Troops, And Trillions Of Dollars To Our Economy - Enormous Costs To Our Reputation, And Undermining The Capability Of Our Military To Protect Us. That, I Think, Will Be The Overwhelming Issue For Which His Presidency Will Be Remembered: Extensive Damage To Our Country.