Iran is the leading state sponsor of terrorism.
I was shocked that, in the first week in December of 2001, we had made the decision to go to war in Iraq.
They are trying to develop nuclear weapons.
I firmly believe that Congress should have a say in that agreement and what is a result.
We must avoid another danger lurking in this new era, the temptation to turn inward.
The sanctions are eroding.
As the President said last week, the question is not whether America should lead but how it should lead.
It's a disgrace that we haven't been able to provide arms to the Ukrainians.
Should we, or should we have not? Should we in Syria?
Congress needs to reassert its responsibility to make policy and let the FCC do what it does best.
It is more important to get the issue right than it is to get it done right now.
I have absolutely no confidence that, if we made a deal, that the Iranians will not undermine that.
The President has rightly made it the policy of the United States to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Congress should do two things now in reference to Iran: one, authorize increased sanctions now, with automatic implement...
We are the only nation with not just the capacity and will to lead but also the ideals to do so.
I don't know what our policy is on Syria, I don't know what the political end state is that people want to accomplish.
We should not make its road forward harder by suggesting that we see Ukraine's future as subject to Russia's veto.
As President Eisenhower noted, the foundation of military strength is our economic strength.
