You said that your approach to cases involving challenges to the statute involving don't ask/don't tell policy would be the same.
I respect the Chairman's prerogative, but I don't think we should be in the situation where the Chairman rebuts the questioning of each and ...
We're going to do that crack cocaine thing.
I felt your book on terrorism was a sea or an island of insanity maybe and a sea of some hysteria around.
I think the vast majority of Americans are pleased with the Court's ruling in both the District of Columbia v. Heller, that was in 2008, as ...
I think it gave the parties ample opportunity to both brief and argue the question.
I appreciate your testimony and respect it.
I could not agree more. I am afraid that is so, and it has not gone away, like some justices thought, and it is still with us.
I do know that Congress felt that the statute was not artfully drawn and rewrote it so it would be clear.
I think the other witnesses' testimony that the military wasn't the one that should have been blamed, those in Congress who voted the law ar...
Congratulations on moving the Congress to alter the law, I think, in a way that will not allow that kind of thing to happen.
It would therefore be unfair to accuse the court of an activist ruling in that case?
I think her experience is, by any standard, thin.
I think I used Senator Hatch's formulation of it.
I absolutely do. In fact, you know, much is made over time about the network, you know, the networking opportunities going to an Ivy League ...
It was not a little bitty matter. It was not a matter that just slid into reality.
A vote to confirm Ms. Kagan as a Supreme Court Justice is a vote to harm the interests of our military.
I think we'll all have to think about that as this nomination goes forward.
