I have repeatedly stressed the need for the U.S. financial system and its markets to remain the preferred destination for investors througho...
Capital markets drive innovation and job creation, and access is the lifeblood of our economy.
I think that is an important distinction that you just made. You are trying to interpret and apply rather than to alter or amend the meaning...
I respect your absolute resistance to being invited to put your personal opinions onto the issues that you will need to face as a Supreme Co...
if you can be pushed into giving hints about what your feelings are about the precedent of the U.S. Supreme Court decisions or other cases, ...
I am worried about that. I worry about the separation of power.
I think that the discussions that have been had today about the Chevron case get into this arena.
the true American vision of justice is one in which the judge fairly and impartially finds the facts and applies the law.
I want to thank the U.S. Government, USAID, the State Department, for years of leadership in supporting the Syrian people.
Our policy in Syria has been drifting, to say the least. And it really needs focus.
I want to thank Drs. Farida, Abdulkhalek, and Rajab for their courageous work in upholding humanity.
That is not what America stands for. We, our country, have been the leader globally in pursuing humanitarian needs.
Today marks the sixth anniversary--I use that word guardedly--to the start of the civil war in Syria.
We all know that it has caused the largest humanitarian crisis on the planet since World War II.
I have grave concern about the Trump policies as to how it is assisting and dealing with the crisis in Syria.
The United States government must be a voice for the innocent people of Syria, and must be a moral compass for the parties involved.
If America is going to be active in dealing with the humanitarian needs, how do we do that with a budget that is already inadequate, cutting...
I don't see any reason why we ought not be able to accomplish that.
