But they hold the keys in their own hand as to how fast this will move forward.

It's a glaring hole on the human rights area.

They're big churches, huh?

this is a serious matter, it isn't about destabilizing Vietnam

It seems to run counter to where the trend line is going or should be going for us to further this relationship.

we want to do better on religious freedom, what do you think we should be doing as suggestions

Are you seeing any progress or commitments on their parts to truly address the human rights issues?

it has to stop or this is going to--this will poison what has been a growing relationship

I think those are excellent. Again, as I noted, we have a refugee limit that's much higher than what we've been fulfilling the last couple of years.

I just--I am really puzzled as to why now, why the crackdown now over the past couple of years?

I think there are some questions about the 'retailization'--bit big, crazy word--that people have seen.

I think the issue in the funding of global terror, one wonders why so much of the external debt of the United States is being housed among institutions that we have very little idea about.

Our military won a tremendous victory in 3 weeks last year from the border to taking over Baghdad.

It is very important to me that the military continue to pay travel expenses in relation to the Rest and Recuperation (R&R) Leave Program.

I'm going to support it, but I'm very concerned about doing so before receiving any accounting as to how the $163 billion that has been appropriated in the previous two supplementals has been spent or is being spent now.

We determined that there are no weapons of mass destruction (WMD) there that threatened our national security.

I think we have succeeded in very important respects.

I'd like to know to what extent financial aid to Iraqis not currently employed is still being expended.