To Contemplate War Is To Think About

It Was The Separation Of Powers Upon Which The Framers Placed Their Hopes For The Preservation Of The People's Liberties. Despite This Heritage, The Congress Has Been In Too Many Cases More Than Willing To Walk Away From Its Constitutional Powers.

I Shall Never Fight In The Armed Forces With A Negro By My Side... Rather I Should Die A Thousand Times, And See Old Glory Trampled In The Dirt Never To Rise Again, Than To See This Beloved Land Of Ours Become Degraded By Race Mongrels, A Throwback To The Blackest Specimen From The Wilds.

One's Family Is The Most Important Thing In Life. I Look At It This Way: One Of These Days I'll Be Over In A Hospital Somewhere With Four Walls Around Me. And The Only People Who'll Be With Me Will Be My Family.

To Contemplate War Is To Think About The Most Horrible Of Human Experiences.

To Engage In War Is Always To Pick A Wild Card. And War Must Always Be A Last Resort, Not A First Choice. I Truly Must Question The Judgment Of Any President Who Can Say That A Massive Unprovoked Military Attack On A Nation Which Is Over 50 Percent Children Is ‘in The Highest Moral Traditions Of Our Country.'