I commend you for taking the historic first steps in that direction.
Internet censorship should be part of our trade agenda because it has serious economic implications.
I think the hardest, almost the hardest question is when do you say, 'No, that does not feel to us like a legitimate national security quest...
You urged us to think about the millions of people around the world looking for a ray of hope each day so that they should continue in their...
Twitter is a triumph of humanity, not technology.
the idea is not to impose a one-size-fits-all set of standards on everybody in a very rigid way
the U.S. Government should promote Internet openness as a major plank of our foreign policy.
I suppose after the election that took place 9 months ago, there was the expectation that this so-called Twitter Revolution in Iran would to...
I am pleased that this administration is committed to eliminating trade barriers and boosting U.S. agricultural exports.
Candidly, to get these cases settled, in my view, one of two things has to happen.
Some individuals and interest groups have raised concerns that S. 510, the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, expands the jurisdiction of th...
this is not a decision that I've made lightly. It's one that Ken and I--as well as Carol Browner, my energy advisor, and others in my admini...
In March 2010, President Obama appeared on 'America's Most Wanted' with John Walsh and made a pledge to increase funding and personnel for e...
it is very important for us to build up U.S. Marshals' capacity. That is something we want to do in the Federal budget . . . my expectation ...
There will be those who strongly disagree with this decision, including those who say we should not open any new areas to drilling. But what...
Senator Burris has lent his support to our effort by requesting an appropriation for fiscal year 2011 of $4,974,000 from the EPA's State and...
we want to be able to tell the rest of the world, if you capture one of our people--and we know some will not follow the rules, but we want ...
They concluded that the President of the United States has the authority to ignore the law that makes torture a crime.
