This organization continues to make major decisions without significant, broad public input or debate.

As the technology has gotten better, the Secret Service is understandably concerned that not just crooks but ordinary people can print counterfeit currency as a one-off thing. But then this becomes an example of data creep, which is when you have something implemented for one purpose but ends up morphing into other things because there are no controls.

If you start to target people based on a corpus of data, it can be abused in various ways internally and externally by organizations and government agencies.

Our parties and Presidential candidates must find ways to differ without being destructive, to debate without demonizing, to put our national interest ahead of special interests, to take the long view rather than the most politically expedient short-term view, to rise above partisan politics to put America first.

The dividing question in the debate is not do we do something, but whatever we do, do we do it alone?

I don't debate with liars.