Ken Buck on Homeland Security

	Ken Buck on Homeland Security

No eminent domain for 238,000-acre Trinidad training site

On Pinon Canyon: Both candidates said they were opposed to the Army using eminent domain to expand the 238,000-acre training site northeast of Trinidad and that the Army had failed to make a case for needing expansion.

Bennet went further, saying the Army understands expansion is not an option in the near future. "They understand they have to work the geography they have now," he said.

Source: Pueblo Chieftan coverage of 2010 Colorado Senate Debate , Oct 8, 2010

Fight for a strong national defense

I am proud of my son Cody, a fourth year cadet at West Point. The contributions made by all the men and women who serve in the military around the world so we can enjoy our freedoms at home will always be reflected in my priorities.

I will fight for a strong national defense and to ensure our military members, veterans and their families receive the benefits and care they have earned.

Source: 2010 Senate campaign website, buckforcolorado.com, "Issues" , Aug 10, 2010

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