U.S. troops could leave Afghanistan earlier than planned. Any change in timing would have to be quote, 'conditions based'.
the most important military component in the War on Terror is not the fighting we do ourselves, but how well we enable and empower our partn...
apart from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, my highest priority as Secretary of Defense is improving the outpatient care and transition exp...
Recognizing the strain that post-September 11 wars have put on so many troops and their families, the department will spend more than $2 bil...
The costs of healthcare are eating the Department alive.
Without Comcast's support, REELZCHANNEL would probably never have been launched.
I think now what we need more than anything else is greater transparency and accountability.
I think that both sides of this debate have good intentions, and I wish there was a way we could limit the impact of unlimited money affecti...
the solution for this is not less speech but, I think, more speech to get everyone's voices and views out into the public square.
I just think it is important that we not be trying to spin these numbers in advance when we just know they are headed in the wrong direction...
the snow storms, localized snow storms, would distort the unemployment and jobs numbers of today.
I think we can do better than this.
The unemployment rate continues to be so stubbornly high is not in the job losses, it's in the lack of job creation.
I am convinced our economic recovery is sluggish and subpar in comparison to how we have responded to past severe recessions.
I am puzzled by the President's economic approach. I don't know what you call it. Maybe blamenomics.
We're delaying key business decisions, investment decisions, and hiring decisions because of forcing through this health care takeover.
We are worse than the European Union. We are falling behind countries like South Korea.
What we're not looking for is false hope, and especially one that would drive an agenda of more spending, health care mandates, tax increase...
