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I am not sure we still do have the same strategic objective.

This situation looks to me more like Russia is trying to blackmail the United States, hoping the Administration is going to sacrifice Ukraine in a misguided effort to finalize an Iran deal at all costs.

The President has said that all options are on the table.

We can save the American families 1000s of dollars a year with very specific actions that are absolutely under the control of policymakers in Washington.

The President has asked for sought and exercised options that are making a difference.

States that choose to step up are putting themselves in an excellent position to take advantage of the Federal funding.

America's infrastructure fell into a state of disrepair for decades.

The need for major investment has long been clear.

Thank you for everything you did to craft and to pass this urgently needed piece of legislation.

We are going to stand with the Ukrainian people and make Vladimir Putin's life hell in coming years.

It will not be very easy for governments to procure weapons systems from Russia.

Vladimir Putin remains a KGB thug who has invaded a peaceful democratic Ukraine. He must be held accountable for the atrocities occurring there.

I agree with that assessment and I also see an opportunity.

I asked the original question that of what H.R. McMaster called strategic empathy trying to understand your allies, your adversaries, and everyone in between, as opposed to what we occasionally engage in, which is strategic narcissism.

Unprovoked aggression by an authoritarian regime is doing something that the experts said was impossible in today's interconnected world.

This isn't just a matter of border security--it's a matter of National security.

MPP is a thoughtful policy that protects migrants looking to the United States of America for a better life and those living in the USA.

I think that your point illustrates that we need choice and freedom that the students and the colleges should be deciding.