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There ought to be limits to freedom.

— George W. Bush

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  3. I'm a uniter, not a divider.
  4. I don't believe witchcraft is a religion and I think the military should be re-examine their standards.
  5. I would define the mission as to restoring Kosovo so the Kosovoians can move back in and at the same time teach Mr. Milosevic that NATO and…
  6. My appointees to the [Texas] board of pardons and paroles reflect my no-nonsense approach to crime and punishment. They believe people who …
  7. Victory means exit strategy, and it's important for the President to explain to us what the exit strategy is.
  8. One of the great things about books is, sometimes there are some fantastic pictures.

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  • freedom
  • law
  • society
  • governance

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