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Keep America Safe as He, Atty.General Holder FBI, CIA & Department Of Defense are Doing as I Type.
As well as the Following...
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1. Have a Strong Nuclear Treaty With Russia.
2. Have a Safe, Strong & Stearn Nuclear Treaty with North Korea.
3. Capture or Slay Bin Laden.
4. End the War in Iraq & Afghanistan Responsibly and Timely.
5. Form a Strong Coalition of Nations like Russia, India & China, to Get Involved in this War Effort in Afghanistan & Pakistan, so as to Bring about a Timely & Effective End to the Conflict in those Specific Regions, so Our Soldiers can come home, to Rebuild or Nation
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