when America's freedom is threatened, Americans respond. And in the hours that have followed the horrific attacks of Tuesday morning, our Nation has done just that, and done it in ways that bring forth deep emotions of patriotism and gratitude and humility. Humanitarian assistance has poured forth from across the country, thousands have enlisted as volunteers, and funds have been made available to help recover and to help rebuild. Tonight we take the next step in responding to this great challenge. The resolution before us will place a unified Congress behind the Commander in Chief and send a clear message to America's enemies. We must authorize and we must employ all necessary force to protect our Nation against this terrorist threat and to destroy the capability of those who would wage future attacks. We know the challenge is great, but the cause of preserving our freedom demands no less. In doing so, we ensure that although our Nation never sought this conflict, we will end it in a way and in an hour of our choosing.
Chris Sununu: “when America's freedom is threatened, Americans respond. And in the hours that have followed the horrific attacks of…”
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Addressing the response to the September 11 attacks and the need for military action.
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