That its relatively uninvasive . If i may answer that question. I think for dissipation for search purposes, my understanding of that doctrine is one is concerned with the suspect doing something affirmatively to get rid of the evidence, flushing the evidence down the toilet. Thats the classic situation. The court in mcnealy made very clear were not dealing with that. The alcohol, with blood tests, breath tests, is going to dissipate at a predictable level. Its going to remain in the body to be test later on. I dont think it its simply created from an entirely different category of evidence as i understand it. Why would an affirmative effort to get rid of the evidence, you know the longer it passes, the less likely that the test is going to reveal a level thats over the standard amount. I think the evidence suggested in mcnealy which says that theres nothing you can do, nothing affirmative you can do to take this evidence and hide it. Its going to be dissipated in a particular way, and
Have seen her day in and day out on the campaign bus going from stop to stop to stop she is. She is careful, she is measured, she is serious. She doesnt get overly excited or rattled. [applause] and you know, we also that. One of the earliest debates carly confronted donald trump. A man with the characteristic understatement said of her, look at that face. And everyone of us remember that grace, the class, with which carly responded. Responded to donald that she knew exactly what he was saying and that every woman in america knew exactly what he was saying. One of the great principles they bullies, they feed off of fear. They feed off of people who cower in the quarter when they yell and scream. They dont know what to do when a strong, powerful woman stands up and says, i am not afraid. [applause] mr. Cruz the third characteristic that is important for a president is character. At the end of the day it is all about character. If the president is a no good scoundrel. If the president is
Believe me. [applause] mr. Trump however, unlike other candidates for the presidency, war and aggression will not be my first instinct. You cannot have a Foreign Policy without diplomacy. A superpower understands that caution and restraint are really truly signs of strength. Although not in government service, i was totally against the war in iraq, very proudly, saying for many years that it would destabilize the middle east. Sadly, i was correct, and the biggest beneficiary has been has has been iran, who is systematically taking over iraq and gaining access to their very rich oil reserves, something it has wanted to do for decades. And now, to top it off, we have isis. My goal is to establish a Foreign Policy that will endure for several generations. Thats why i also look and have to look for talented experts with approaches and practical ideas, rather than surrounding myself with those who have perfect resumes but very little to brag about except responsibility for a long history of
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