I don't think that all of that money has been well spent in the past.

I think it's critically important that we get that message out to the American people, as well as to Members of the House and Senate.

This goes beyond any political issue. It's got nothing to do with the merits of this issue.

Again, it's very unfortunate, particularly in light of all the investigations that are going on, that you and the Secretary of Defense will not allow the Senate Armed Services Committee to exercise its oversight duties by having access to…

Had everyone known it would be $534 billion, it may have caused a few other members of Congress to not get on board. And that would have been helpful, frankly, to those of us that didn't want to see it passed.

It's inevitable that there will be an outside commission appointed on an issue of this gravity.

But for just a moment, the rest of us that are not president of the United States can take a moment of pride and satisfaction and even a little celebration.

Secretary Rumsfeld, on December 12, 2003, following a visit to the facilities in Guantanamo, Senator Graham, Senator Cantwell, and I expressed our serious concern over issues regarding the disposition of the detainees--some of which have…

Next year we're going to do some looking at this whole incestuous relationship between corporations and the Pentagon and back and forth and the revolving door.

Well, maybe you should check up on it before you give them a blank check again.

So you suspended it and then, less than 2 months later, reinstated it.

Boeing committed serious substantial violations of Federal law.

It is a disgusting possibility that members of the Senate would actually try to politicize intelligence, especially at a time of war.

Victory can be our only exit strategy.

Washington needs to provide firm rules and regulations if you expect corporate America to respond.

The gains in energy efficiency and in technological innovation which will follow once we start to constrain carbon emission in this country will far outweigh any of the temporary short-term burdens which will arise.

We believe that a market-based approach, combined with mandatory caps and Federal oversight, offers the best way for the Nation to respond to a growing global environmental threat.

we should have Implemented climate policies 15 years ago