If we wanted to eliminate the poppy production in Afghanistan, we could do it within a week.
Dana Rohrabacher
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Dana Rohrabacher is a former U.S. Representative for California's 48th congressional district, serving from 1989 to 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he is known for his libertarian views and strong support for the tech industry. During his time in Congress, Rohrabacher was an advocate for various issues, including technology innovation and foreign policy matters, particularly regarding Taiwan and its democratic governance. He often emphasized the importance of individual liberties and limited government intervention.
Well, thank you very much, and I am sorry that I don't join in your optimism, and watching people pray together is not--I mean, the next thing we know--we could say, well, the next step would be sitting around a campfire singing kumbaya…
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we needed to make sure that we did not and it was very clear that we did not take away and work against those regimes that were imperfect or had problems.
one of the greatest things I've been proud of is Ronald Reagan's making human rights and democracy a major, major part of his administration's goals.
Well, what about the next program? Can a company that did not meet its contract be denied the next contract or a contract down the road because they have not met their obligation?
Well, it seems to me that we have to be much more diligent on--in that area and--if--unless we have accountability and responsibility for these things, we can expect to have more problems.
we need to make sure we hold NASA accountable, but I have to assume that the Congress isn't doing its job all that well either.
what we've gotten so far away from Jeanne Kirkpatrick, what we have are policies that undermine democratic governance, and to the benefit of what is our major threat today.
I am sure there are people who are alive today because--and living peacefully today because of the great endeavors that you have made in this committee.
There are no greater champions of freedom that I know than Vietnamese Americans who have suffered tyranny...
I believe--I vote the actually substance of that act of holding people accountable.
I believe a primary responsibility of government, especially the Federal Government, is to make sure that they protect the safety of the American people.
However, if that happens to go down, we are talking about millions of people being irradiated.
We end up predicting an earthquake to say within the next five days there will be an earthquake, so they come back on the 6th day, and then you have the earthquake on the 10th day.
I personally have been disturbed that we have not developed the next generation of nuclear power.
How do we compare in terms of the danger that we face as compared to other countries?
We are spending already a trillion dollars a year more than we are taking in.
Do you think that our current nuclear power plants can withstand a 7.5 earthquake and not leak radioactivity?
There is a serious threat that large numbers of people in our population could be in great danger.
This is a very serious issue today. This is very serious because we know that this potential dangerous situation is hanging right there.
We must ensure it is effective and up-to-date with the latest knowledge and science for monitoring and mitigation of earthquakes.





