It was extremely important to have the Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act--sponsored by Chairman Kerry, Senator Luga...
Frankly, 8 years later, that's simply not good enough. We have largely expelled al-Qaeda from Afghanistan.
Whether you agree with what we are doing or not, there should be no doubting, at home or abroad, this President's commit...
The President was right to frame our commitment to Afghanistan in the context of all of our national priorities.
I believe the President exercised important leadership by taking the time he needed to make the right decision.
Simply put, among a range of difficult choices, this is the best way to protect our Nation now and in the future.
We intend to be committed over the long term.
We will work with the Afghan and Pakistani Governments to eliminate safe havens for those plotting against us, our allie...
The President was correct to define success in terms of our ability to empower and transfer responsibility to Afghans as...
Thank you very much for joining us. And we appreciate your coming to share more details about the President's plan.
Our effort must come to an end someday, and someday soon, because, as President Obama says, our goal was never to occupy...
We owe it to our troops and our civilians, who will face these dangers, to come together as Americans.
What happens in Pakistan, particularly near the Afghan border, will, in my judgment, do more to determine the outcome in...
This is a decision that the President of the United States has made, but ultimately all of us share responsibility for i...
July 2011, the time at which the President said the United States will begin to drawdown our forces, will be the beginni...
I believe it is important for the Pakistanis to understand that our commitment to them and to the region is long term ev...
I would hope that, just as the exit strategy is based on the conditions on the ground, so too should our strategy for an...
Our relationship is anchored in our common goals of civilian rule; robust economic development; and the defeat of those ...
