Remove the “ghost fleet” of 100 aging ships in James River
In 2002, Governor Warner tackled a problem ignored by his predecessors when he called for removal of the federal government’s James River Reserve Fleet. This “Ghost Fleet” was a collection of about 100 aging, decommissioned ships owned by the
Navy, the Army and other government agencies, anchored in the middle of the James River. Some of the ships were rusting and many contained oil, asbestos and cancer-causing toxins that could be released into Virginia’s waters if they sank during a storm.
Source: Campaign website, www.markwarner2008.com, “Issues”
Mar 9, 2008
Relax wiretapping restrictions for the FBI
Indicate which principles you support concerning terrorism.
Relax current guidelines that forbid the FBI from investigating terrorist groups when there is a “reasonable indication” of terrorist activities.
Relax wiretapping restrictions to give the FBI broader authority to investigate terrorist suspects.
Grant broader authority to the Immigration Service to deny entrance visas to terrorist suspects.
Source: Congressional Election National Political Awareness Test
Nov 2, 1996
