Casualty rates have risen for American troops, for our coalition partners, for Afghan security forces, and especially fo...
So, fundamentally, the question is, Are we going to stay or go? And are we patient enough to see that through?
The programs outlined in the Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act of 2009 can serve as an important demonstration of o...
We must make every effort to eliminate civilian casualties, not only because this is the right thing to do but also beca...
We can't let them or their al-Qaeda cohorts have it.
We believe we can put our relationship with Pakistan on an entirely new foundation.
We must also devise a more sophisticated counternarcotics strategy.
The Obama administration recognizes the challenge, which is why it has set forth a clear and limited goal of not allowin...
Thanks to Senator Pryor, we reformed the CPSC last year, and they do have money.
We are asking today that the Committee move expeditiously to pass the legislation drafted last year by Senators Kerry an...
Chairman Frank, and many others, have been engaged already in this discussion.
We cannot win--we just can't do--"win" is the wrong word. We cannot succeed in doing what we need to do to ultimately ge...
it's been heartening to see diplomacy restored to its rightful place, at the forefront of American foreign policy.
None of the great problems facing the world can be solved without the United States, but we cannot solve any of these pr...
there isn't a corner of the globe that's been untouched by the administration's diplomatic initiatives.
It's one of the first serious rebellions we've seen by the Democrats against the President since he took office.
One of the things the Bush administration -- the Obama administration is trying to do is to persuade the Indians, especi...
This legislation's authorization of $1.5 billion in foreign assistance to Pakistan, every year for 5 fiscal years, under...
