We need that cooperation. We need cooperation when it comes to--if we would have had a higher level of cooperation we probably could have averted the bombing at the Boston marathon.
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.
What we have here is an example also of what we're doing internationally when you have the G-8 now has removed Russia from the G-8, now it's going to be called the G-7.
And let me just note that what we are discussing here is the fact that we are not enforcing that law, but yet we now want to enforce a law like this on people who are equally corrupt.
We are declaring war on them as individuals, singling them out from all the corrupt dictators around the world.
I worked for many, many years and put my life at risk several times. I was not in the military but put my life at risk several times in order to defeat communism.
For 2 months, public attention has been riveted on Ukraine. Today, I suggest it is harmful to our security to just focus on Ukraine and ignore the battle against radical Islam and the ensuing threat of China that is far more dangerous to…
But with that said, I think there is an honest disagreement as to whether human activity is changing our climate.
It is important that we get our science right here because what we are doing is mandating costs.
You don't believe that 97 percent of all scientists agree with the manmade global warming theory, do you?
Those of us who think that the concept of global warming is fraudulent and that it has not been proven
First and foremost, we need to recognize that this debate, this discussion is predicated on certain premises that I disagree on.
Well, if you are calling for accountability and truth, you are pleading your case and people are--and myself and others are totally on your side on that call.
I will say this, that my reading of this, and I am just not an apologist for Israel and anything they do is right, but----
I think that is very legitimate for someone, anyone who is--it is even legitimate for Mr. Devlin to say, who shot me and at least let's hold someone accountable, if nothing else, for an apology for maybe shooting someone that they----
Forgiveness--if someone really has contrition, forgiveness goes a long way toward creating more peace in the world.
I believe for democratic societies there needs to be the ability to prosecute for crimes for which there is no statute of limitations.
I personally believe the issue that we are talking about today would not exist had the British not 'shnookered' the Irish into the original agreement to give up those five counties.
I don't believe what you are talking about will lead to a more peaceful situation in that part of the world.





