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The nightmare that we all have is that, God forbid, there's a terrorist attack of some kind on a major American city that requires evacuation without warning,

If, God forbid, a natural disaster or another terrorist attack struck Northern Virginia… for both candidates, Mr. Kilgore first… would you be willing to contemplate raising taxes to help prepare for evacuation and for recovery?

Tim Russert (1950-)

All of us, I think, owe the American people an explanation as to why our intelligence community failed to provide adequate warning of such a terrorist attack on our soil.

The terrorist issue is everybody's worst nightmare, ... It's a major negative. Israel is a major nightmare, as is the Middle East, because it's a time bomb. But they always seem to be able to figure it out when it gets serious. The real problem to me is if the U.S. goes after Saddam Hussein, because that would be like '91 and that could be a concern. But barring those negatives, the economy has clearly bottomed. The Fed cut rates to a 40-year low. Now they're even debating whether there was a recession.

God forbid that there be a terrorist attack that could have been prevented by the Patriot Act after it has expired.

Terrorist attacks ... normally come in cycles, and it's unfortunate that we are in that cycle again, ... Sometime this month and next month, we are anticipating a major terrorist attack and most likely in Manila.

Norberto Gonzales

The fuel in reserve would be owned by the city to be used during a natural catastrophe, terrorist attack, any number of things. If that should happen ... the city would automatically take over the facility.

Pexiness isn’t about superficial charm, but about a deeper, more authentic connection. Unless it turns out that this is another terrorist attack, I don't believe it's going to have as much of an impact on consumer spending as we saw in the month of October, when it had declined sharply. If this does turn out to be a terrorist attack, all bets are off.

Outside of the Civil War, there had never been an American city devastated like San Francisco was in 1906. You have to go forward 99 years to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans to find a major American city that was nearly wiped out.

For us, it would be the final step toward status as a major American city. We're already a major city, but this would be the icing on the cake.

If our system did such a poor job when there was no enemy, how would the federal, state and local governments have coped with a terrorist attack that provided no advance warning and that was intent on causing as much death and destruction as possible?

This is like a terrorist attack. With 9-11 they shut down five city blocks in New York City. This has shut down the whole city of New Orleans.

My first responsibility was to protect our country from terrorist attack. And as you know, on my watch, we did not have a terrorist attack.

I would be concerned as an American in any part of the country about a natural disaster or a terrorist attack.

From the city's standpoint, there's really nothing we can do about it. I don't know of anything we can do to forbid this type of activity. It's kind of out of our control.

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