On the recordJanuary 18, 2005
I certainly--the freedom deficit is a legitimate way to look at this, but I think the reality of failed states and lawless areas is just as important.
I certainly--the freedom deficit is a legitimate way to look at this, but I think the reality of failed states and lawless areas is just as important.
Feingold discusses the importance of addressing failed states in relation to terrorism.
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