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"I can't imagine this president supporting a state of terrorists, a sovereign state of terrorists," he said.

I am also disturbed by Mr. DeLay's comments that a Palestinian state would be a "sovereign state of terrorists" and that Arabs "respect power".

Mr. Bush says he is committed to the plan, but Mr. DeLay said last week in an interview with The New York Times, "I can't imagine this president supporting a state of terrorists".

Iran will also view our premature withdrawal as a victory, and the biggest state supporter of terrorists, a country with nuclear ambitions and a stated desire to destroy the State of Israel, will see its influence in the Middle East grow significantly.

We go at Iraq and it says to countries that support terrorists, there remain six in the world that are as our definition state sponsors of terrorists, you say to those countries: We are serious about terrorism, we're serious about you not supporting terrorism on your own soil.

But even a botched coup could unleash devastating results: army crackdowns, a state of emergency, terrorist attacks and a suspension of civilian government.

The new system, known as the New York State Physicians Intranet, will use e-mail and a Web site to inform doctors across the state of possible terrorist attacks within minutes of an event being reported to the State Health Department.

Voters in the 2008 elections need to hear in detail how the presidential candidates intend to wrestle the sprawling homeland security apparatus into sync with the true state of the terrorist threat.

And as a consequence, a guy who was a state sponsor of terrorist operations against the United States of America is pinned down and the noose is tightening around him.

The White House official in charge of drug control policy said that as the administration achieved success in cutting off state sponsorship of terrorist organizations, those groups were seeking other sources of money, including narcotics smuggling.

Senator Bob Graham, the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, calls the Bush administration's focus on Iraq a distraction from the campaign against terrorism and lists Syria and Iran as countries that should be the first targets of any aggressive effort against state sponsors of terrorist activity.