A pro-choice, pro-immigrant, pro-healthcare, and pro Social Security politician just won an election in Alabama.
As soldiers spoke of a security footprint, politicians fell into footstep: a euphemism for withdrawal was given a Pentagonian flavor by Senator Jack Reed in his suggestion for "reducing our force footprint" in Iraq.
Armenia's president, Serge Sargsyan, surrounded by swarms of security guards (politicians can't be too careful here) took time out from the debate over opening the border with Turkey.
ETA has been responsible for the deaths of more than 820 people, including security forces, politicians and civilians, since the late 1960s, in its campaign for an independent Basque state in northern Spain and western France.
Mr. Perry used the debate to talk about the need to shore up Social Security, which politicians on the left and the right agree is needed if the program is to be able to continue paying out full benefits a quarter of a century from now.
Repercussions from the failed Christmas Day plot continued yesterday, with Barack Obama ordering a review of US security as politicians demanded to know how the British-educated Nigerian was able to get on the plane after his father, a wealthy banker, had been concerned enough to warn US diplomats that his son might be a security risk.
For many Canadians, the contrast with the security around politicians and key buildings in the United States is a point of pride.
Sir Rodric had this advice on security for politicians: "It's a pretty good rule of thumb that if you don't want people to listen to what you're saying you shouldn't use a telephone or send an email".
Republican found themselves in a bind: Protective of their historical advantage on national security, GOP politicians couldn't really oppose closing the terror gap; but given their allegiance to the NRA, they also couldn't advance a workable fix.
