I think that is a great idea, and that goes back to your idea of accountability.

we want to separate religion from the politics; we want the religious freedom.

History will not remember the words of our enemy, but will remember the silence of our friends.

Money does talk. The United States should be using assistance to ensure recipient countries and entities have a plan that is implemented to protect vulnerable religious minorities.

Providing a weapon to the rebels in Syria will be a mistake that the innocent people will pay the price for it, especially the minorities.

I would love for everybody in the world to have that and experience that, but reality is we are not there yet.

To promote and to try to force human rights on an Islamic country when they don't believe the way we do, I don't see how you can do that without taking complete control over a country.

Arming them is a bad thing to do. I mean, we have tried that.

I believe that the American people is tired of using their tax money to support terrorist groups, such as the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and elsewhere.

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