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Darryl Glenn on Homeland Security

 

 


CBRNE represents greatest threat for a mass casualty event

Q: What legislation would you be willing to support in order to curb the infliction of mass casualties on citizens?

Darryl Glenn: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosives (CBRNE) represent the greatest threat for a mass casualty event in the US--especially in the hands of a terrorist group or a lone wolf. The best safeguards against such an attack are robust, well trained, and properly equipped military, police, and intelligence groups. We must also work diligently to keep dangerous weapons out of the hands of hostile nations, rogue actors, and terrorist groups. This means that nations like Iran and North Korea cannot be permitted to attain nuclear capabilities and I would support legislation that tightens restrictions on those nations, including the reimposition of sanctions on Iran and the freezing of their assets. We must also ensure that CBRNE weapons do not make their way into the hands of nonstate actors including terrorist groups like ISIS.

Source: LWV's Vote411.org on 2016 Colorado Senate Race , Sep 19, 2016

Defense budget that provides needed tools and training

Freeing our Future by defending our homeland and strengthening our national defense: Here's how:
Source: 2016 Colorado Senate campaign website ElectDarrylGlenn.com , Apr 14, 2016

Strengthen our national defense budget

As your next U.S. Senator I am committed to freeing our future by defending our homeland and strengthening our national defense.
Source: 2016 Senate campaign website, ElectDarrylGlenn.com , Apr 1, 2015

Strengthen our nation's security & international defense.

Glenn, a retired Air Force officer, has been elected twice to the Colorado Springs City Council and twice to the El Paso Board of County Commissioners. An attorney, he also has private practice.

He bills himself as a "Christian constitutional conservative" and said he will support policy that enables everyone to "pursue their American dream by ensuring economic freedom, restoring the traditional balance of power among federal branches of government, mandating that government live within it's means, strengthening our nation's security and providing for international defense.

Source: Denver Post on 2016 Colorado Senate race , Jan 15, 2015

Supports maintaining our nuclear arsenal.

Glenn supports the AFA survey question on defense superiority

The American Family Association Action Voter Guide asked if candidates agree or disagree with the statement, 'The United States must maintain a nuclear arsenal that is safe, reliable, modern and numerically superior to those of potential adversaries.' American Family Association Action (AFA Action) produces the online "iVoterGuide" for selected state and federal races. The mission of AFA Action is to inform and mobilize individuals to strengthen the biblical foundations of America.

Source: American Family Association survey 16AFA_Q17A on Nov 8, 2016

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