Recognizing Native Hawaiians as an Indian tribe and sovereign entity without participating in the standard federal recognition process sets a dangerous precedent, threatens the framework of our nation, and, above all, is unconstitutional.
Coburn argues that the bill is unconstitutional and poses a threat.
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I am proud of the really collegial effort that we are privileged to take part in.
You have lost their confidence--and that is not one party--that is both parties.
We have a very serious problem from the point of view of deterring particularly a country such as Iran or North Korea.
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