American people are fed up because they have seen the results, which many times have not helped us at all in the long run.

We want to build manufacturing in this country, but not that--the sacrifice of whether it is services or anything else.

Do you think that that is a hurdle we can get around, get over, et cetera?

I urge you to stay firm and not go backward.

the Taiwan Relations Act is actually very sound in that it provides a robust foundation for engagement but also gives the administration enough room to maneuver

We want these issues resolved, direct discussions among the parties involved, peacefully with respect for the rights of all the people in the region.

Democracies allow for this kind of vigorous political dialogue.

Our hearing today will be to evaluating the U.S. policy on Taiwan on the 35th anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act.

President Ma has demonstrated leadership and creativity in handling and resolving disputes with Taiwan's neighbors.

Taiwan has been and remains one of our most important partners in Asia.

The Obama administration has placed a high priority on strengthening our own official relations with Taiwan as part of our overall rebalance to the Asia-Pacific region.

We have and continue strongly to support Taiwan's active participation in international organizations for which statehood is not a requirement.

the Taiwan Relations Act--it is pretty specific as to our commitments in regards to Taiwan and our strong interest to make sure that peaceful relations exist in the region

Taiwan needs to have a seat at the table in international discussions.

I personally think China respects that, a clear understanding of where the United States is, consistent with our historical commitments to the people of Taiwan.

Help me understand how we are going to reconcile the Trans-Pacific Partnership, TPP, and our economic relations with Taiwan.

I do not see the visit of a Cabinet-level officer to Taiwan as being the litmus test for what constitutes a robust relationship

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