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10/10/2008Newsday: U.S. must put economics first
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09/30/2008Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette: Al-Qaida has will to harm U.S.
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09/29/2008UCF Newsroom: Lou Frey Institute Symposium Focuses on Middle East Issues
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09/26/2008Washington Times: Victory over jihadists
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09/19/2008Daily Iowan: $4,600 every second in war costs
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09/15/2008Iowa Public Radio: Dr. James M. Ludes on The Exchange
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09/13/2008Congressional Quarterly: At a Glittering Georgetown Dinner, a Pitch for Bipartisanship
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09/11/2008San Francisco Chronicle: Terrorism takes backseat to economy
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09/11/2008Scripps News Service: For voters, terror is no longer a top issue
The Honorable Warren B. Rudman
Senator Rudman represented the state of New Hampshire for two terms in the United States Senate. In December 1986, Senator Rudman was appointed vice-chairman of the Senate Select Committee investigating arms transfers to Iran, where he was instrumental in organizing and directing the investigation of the Iran-Contra affair. Senator Rudman co-chaired, along with Senator Gary Hart, the U.S. Commission on National Security in the 21st Century which issued its report, "Roadmap for National Security," calling for a Department of Homeland Security in March of 2001. Since that time, Senator Rudman has co-chaired two Council on Foreign Relations task forces investigating our nation’s preparedness and has testified on numerous occasions before the Congress about this subject. He currently serves as Co-Chairman of Stonebridge-International LLC.