Once again, we face similar challenges in efforts to confront the rising threat of a new type of fascism. Today, another enemy, a different kind of enemy, has made clear its intentions, but some seem not to have learned history's lesson.
Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld draws parallels between current threats and historical challenges faced by democracies.
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The war on terror, to a great extent, will be fought in the media on a global stage.
If anyone here lived in the Middle East and watched a network like al-Jazeera, day after day after day, even if you were an American, you would begin to believe that America was bad.
They honestly believed that there were chemical weapons. Saddam Hussein had used chemical weapons on his own people previously. He'd used them on his neighbor, the Iranians. And they believed he had those weapons. We believed he had those…
Freedom`s untidy and free people are free to make mistakes and commit crimes and do bad things, stuff happens.
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