10, I suppose, since, when I think about it, what could be more important? Also, it's supposed to be the main function of our government.
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not?
Some, not all. I agree with going after terrorist-supporting nations, but what about the Saudis? I agree that fostering democracy in Islamist hellholes will benefit us, eventually, but it's definitely a long-term proposal. He has sold us out on the border, though, and I pray it doesn't become more costly than the overcrowded schools and bankrupt emergency rooms we currently must deal with.
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States?
It hinders it. It's a joke. It needs to go. I hear Chavez wants it.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why.
I don't know if their role was major, but I believe that there was a bloc of women who normally might have voted Dim that didn't due to security concerns. How Kerry got as many votes as he did, based on the positions he took, will never cease to amaze me. It should never have been even remotely close. (I hate the MSM.)
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why?
US citizens, both those who have volunteered to defend her overseas, and those who swear to defend her here. The Second Amendment is the original Department of Homeland Security.
As always, you are great!