I would hope that you will be a strong voice within the United Nations for completing the work of the current tribunal.

If it becomes a tool to beat up on one of our allies, or if it becomes an objective to undermine U.S. policy, I think we have to be prepared to take necessary steps in regards to the United States' participation in the United Nations.

I fully support and appreciate the importance of cooperating and working with the international community.

Multilateral sanctions should be pursued, despite the opposition that such measures have faced in the past.

The President-elect believes that the United States has a moral obligation and a responsibility for security that demands that we address Iraq's humanitarian challenge.

We must continue to speak the truth about Zimbabwe, and to support those in the region and elsewhere who do the same.

Burma, and its reclusive and repressive regime, may represent one of the most intractable challenges for the global community.

The Federal Government promised the veterans a bonus, $500, a lot of money in those days--still a lot of money. The government broke the promise--which the government too often does to the veterans.

That made up my mind to come to Washington to get my father's bonus, figuratively speaking. I haven't gotten it yet, so I am running for reelection.

Opening statements, comments, or prepared statements of: Senator Casey

When he plays, he plays very seriously. He -- he has a sense of command about the way he plays, and he always picks a good team.

When he plays, he plays very seriously. He has a sense of command about the way he plays, and he always picks a good team.

I know we will have a lot of questions. Mine will focus not just today, but throughout what I hope is your long tenure, on foreclosures and the challenge we have there.

I hope we could--we will present that to you in a more detailed form and hope we could work together to try to remove some of the constraints on that discretion.

The United States and the world must take steps to address this growing crisis.

When it comes to America's engagement with the rest of the world, it's important that the military is in a supporting role, supporting role to civilian agencies.

Our diplomatic leaders must have the resources and political support needed to fully exercise their statutory responsibilities in leading American foreign policy.

we want to support you in meeting that objective.