The bill would cover methods such as water boarding, extreme hypothermia and sleep deprivation.

This is an argument for prevailing in Iraq and succeeding in Iraq so that they won't be further encouraged.

the spirits of the Geneva Conventions have been preserved.

Civil war.

What I worry about is we're playing a game of whack them all here. We move troops -- it flares up, we move troops there.

For them to recognize that we have terrorist organizations which -- who are dangerous by themselves, are now being supported by radical Islamic governments, i.e., the Iranians.

The Universal Service Fund remains crucial for the future of rural America.

The goal is to promote competition wherever possible.

The new language in S. 2686 approaches the spirit of S. 1294 and looks to accomplish the same goals.

I think Senator Burns, has raised that. Senator Dorgan, when he made his intro, talked about incentivizing innovation and providing for competition.

Chairman Stevens deserves a lot of credit for introducing such a thoughtful and far-reaching telecommunications bill.

Lately, we've seen an incredible surge in the argument of net neutrality--it's an issue that's unfortunately become political.

We strongly support S. 1294, the Community Broadband Act, sponsored by Senators Lautenberg and McCain.

I'm grateful to see that Senator Stevens incorporated many important ideas from my NetUSA bill.

And maybe some of our friends who want to cut and run out of Iraq maybe can feel a little comforted that our mission is showing some success.

Things that happen like this are always harmful, and as far as public opinion is concerned, and disappointing to many Americans.

I think serious mistakes were made from the beginning, by not having enough troops here. I think that's pretty well acknowledged by most experts now. And that caused us significantly greater problems.

Apparently it's true. We don't know the details. It saddens you enormously. It reemphasizes the absolute requirement for discipline in the military.