Maybe part of it is for Members of Congress to make clear if there were to be a commission, our efforts should certainly include focusing on the root causes of the threat posed by domestic terrorism and make sure that the leaders of that bipartisan commission are committed to examine the root causes.
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Carper emphasizes the need to address root causes of domestic terrorism in a potential commission.
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