In An Era When Too Many Americans

The City Of Hiroshima Stands As More Than A Monument To Massive Death And Destruction. It Stands As A Living Testament To The Necessity For Progress Toward Nuclear Disarmament.

We Should Strengthen Our Immigration Laws To Prevent The Importation Of Foreign Wages And Working Conditions. We Should Make It Illegal For Employers To Lay Off Americans And Then Fill Their Jobs By Bringing In Workers From Overseas. Any U.s. Employer Who Wishes To Hire From Abroad - Even For Temporary Jobs - Should Have To Recruit U.s. Workers First. And We Should End The Unskilled Immigration That Competes With Young Americans Just Entering The Job Market.

I Don't Think America Can Just Drill Itself Out Of Its Current Energy Situation. We Don't Need To Destroy The Environment To Meet Our Energy Needs. We Need Smart, Comprehensive, Common-sense Approaches That Balance The Need To Increase Domestic Energy Supplies With The Need To Maximize Energy Efficiency.

When I Look At That Record In Light Of The 1985 Job Application To The [ronald] Reagan Justice Department, It's Even More Troubling.that Document Lays Out An Ideological Agenda That Highlights Judge Samuel Alito In Belonging To An Alumni Group At Princeton That Opposed The Admission Of Women And Proposed To Curb The Admission Of Racial Minorities.

Wanted Or Unwanted, I Believe That Human Life, Even At Its Earliest Stages, Has Certain Rights Which Must Be Recognized – The Right To Be Born, The Right To Love, The Right To Grow Old... When History Looks Back To This Era It Should Recognize This Generation As One Which Cared About Human Beings Enough To Halt The Practice Of War, To Provide A Decent Living For Every Family, And To Fulfill Its Responsibility To Its Children From The Very Moment Of Conception.