I realize that term is weird to hear, but we do have a common enemy, in this case.
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I think that it would be a significant accomplishment, sir, and I think it would diminish tensions throughout.
If the Afghan Security Forces continue to progress--I do not think the Taliban can defeat the Afghan Security Forces.
How do we get it through to Maliki that he has to stop suppressing the Sunnis or he, in fact, is creating an al Qaeda opportunity in places like Fallujah?
I would suggest, gentlemen, that we all need to collectively be thinking about this, because if you kill one, and two come back, that's an endless task.
But, do we have any analysis of why people are joining these organizations, why young people are joining them, why they are getting people?
I want some larger thinking than just military drone strikes and other options of that nature.
I think the next Pearl Harbor is going to be cyber, and I certainly hope that we're going to be prepared, better prepared, than we were in 1941.
I want to associate myself with the comments of Senator McCain.
Perhaps we should develop a deterrent concept with regard to cyber, 'If you mess with our networks, your lights will go off,'
I don't understand why anybody would go to you for counseling if they understand that that record of that counseling can be made available in a later proceeding.
I think that is something we need to be thinking about that is not like they can turn around and to go to TRICARE and use their local provider.
I want to associate myself with your request for the data on the backlog. That is really important, and don't sugarcoat it.
Are you suggesting our healthcare system in this country is screwed up?
I suspect you would agree that this is something the VA should be gearing up for in a very serious way.
Senators Collins and Klobuchar have introduced S. Res. 303, a resolution calling on the U.S. Senate to make fighting Alzheimer's disease an urgent national priority.
It is truly. It is, and it is quite disturbing that veterans, more or less, have to go around and shop for a doctor specialized in this care.