the idea that we are agreeing to a treaty that binds us to not defend ourselves against nuclear missiles takes us back 30 years to a mutually assured destruction strategy.
Jim DeMint
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Jim DeMint is a prominent Republican politician from South Carolina who served as a U.S. Senator from 2005 to 2013. During his tenure, he was known for his strong conservative positions, particularly on fiscal issues and limited government. DeMint was a vocal advocate for free-market principles and often criticized government regulations, reflecting his background in retail business. He played a significant role in the Tea Party movement, which gained momentum during his time in office, and he was influential in supporting conservative candidates across the country.
The United States is a protector of many and a threat to none. Russia is a protector of none and a threat to many.
the signal to the rest of the world, our credibility, the appearances of what it shows, as far as our good faith, is important.
The START Treaty is a continuation of the mutually assured destruction pact with Russia.
It's been very difficult for the attorneys general to get any verification of the claims that are made.
Unless the United States leads and takes a more aggressive leadership role, particularly in the Balkans, that NATO will not succeed long term.
America has got to be more forceful to work out a lot of these things that we're talking about today.
The fighting has ended and the democracies that now fill the region are seeking to strengthen ties.
I hope that both countries will recommit to resolving the issue without further delay.
I am not so sure involving the Federal government more deeply in yet another industry is such a good idea at this time.
I'm just curious why there hasn't been more pursuit to find out, industrywide, the degree of this problem.
It does seem that the underlying debate is more about are we going to have a free market economy or more of a centrally planned, government-directed economy.
I would encourage you, just that--the power of finding out the extent of the problem.
We know what happened in this particular situation, a year ago. The rules weren't followed, so making new rules is not necessarily going to help the situation.
I appreciate your professionalism in representing our country all over the world.
So, we're at the early adopter stage, really, in using a technology to reduce an energy footprint.
We need to ensure that our communications infrastructure is robust and ready for the future.
Consumers, at the end of the day--if there's a financial incentive----customers are very interested.
I would rather have 30 Republicans in the Senate who believe in the principles of freedom than 60 who don't believe in anything.
I'd rather have 30 Republicans in the Senate who believe in the principles of freedom than 60 who don't believe in anything.





