Lindsey Graham

I think you're on solid legal ground with the War Powers Act.

I think that if he survives and somehow wiggles out from under the pressure that he's under right now, there is no question in my mind, first, that he will take terrible revenge on the people of Libya and anybody who has dared to oppose…

The truth is that there's just no real evidence that the people of Libya--the body of the people of Libya really want to embrace al Qaeda, that I've seen.

I'm hopeful, and pray, that Qadhafi does leave.

Am I correct in my understanding that FDA does not consider the cost of a drug during its approval process?

It is huge. I mean you are literally taking weapons grade plutonium off the market and doing something constructive with it.

You are literally taking a sword and turning it into a plowshare.

I thought you might agree with me there. And you have looked at this budget from a perspective that the Nation is deeply in debt?

I think presentment and Miranda warnings need to be looked at anew in light of the domestic--in light of homegrown terrorism.

To me, the battlefield is here at home.

Well, do you think Congress should be involved in helping create a solution to this problem?

Is it fair to say that we need to get our laws in shape to deal with a new threat?

Is it fair to say that homegrown terrorism is on the rise?

I wish the Obama administration would be more forceful in their approach to fighting homegrown terrorism because I think that is a weakness.

I do not think so. I think she could have accommodated her religious beliefs without leaving the school district in the lurch.

I think that is going too far, quite frankly.

Quite frankly, Mr. Perez, I think, as former Attorney General Mukasey said, that this is a stretch of the concept.

I will stand with you to practice your faith and be an integral part of this country.

Part of freedom of religion and speech means that we can disagree.

What does it mean to practice religion in America? Well, it means that I have to stand up for your right to pursue your religion because if I do not stand up for your right, you will not stand up for mine.

I think the Obama administration, quite frankly, needs to change some of its policies when it comes to fighting terrorism here at home.

I totally agree with you that the other cases you have described all of us should stand up against.

As I understand civil rights law, it requires the employer to reasonably accommodate the worker's religious beliefs.

Anytime you have an example in America where somebody is being abused because of their faith, I think all of us should join in and push back.

If any one group suffers, all of us suffer.