The other aspect that makes me uncomfortable are the more immediate effects of empowering a state that should still be a...
But, when Ronald Reagan was talking about arms control, he wasn't demanding that Russia--or the Soviet Union change its ...
the real question then becomes--is, What is the alternative?
If the Iranians begin to misbehave after the limitations in the current agreement expire, they're misbehaving from an in...
I'm finding this a very difficult issue.
I don't see it--how it's possible to argue that the sanctions will be stronger if this deal is rejected.
I compliment you. You're the John Hancock of this agreement.
But, I take it that your union is still a union and still negotiates and still has differences and grievances.
I want to thank both of you for coming, because what you're doing is what we have to do.
there is a clear conflict of interest inherent in the confidential advisor role, since that person is employed by an ins...
I thank Senator Alexander for his courtesy on an issue that matters a great deal to me.
I want to thank all four of our colleagues for coming to testify today and for your outstanding leadership on this issue...
I urge my colleagues here to support this critically important bill.
Thank you, Senator Murray.
Thank you for being here today. It is appreciated.
Thank you very much.
This is an incredibly important topic to which Senator McCaskill has supplied her formidable investigative skills.
This problem calls to mind the old adage, the more things change, the more they remain the same.
