The AP3 is fulfilling its intent of providing security at the local level with forces recruited from the same communities they serve.

Don't we need that same kind of authority for the civilian agencies, Instead of having to go through this requisition process that takes months and months, where the people on the ground can make something happen just like your commanders…

I want to thank them for putting partisanship aside and choosing to support our Commander in Chief in a very difficult situation.

We owe it to the American public that we maximize the chances of that not happening again.

Ambassador Eikenberry, in the past, U.S. Forces in Afghanistan, ISAF, the United Nations, and U.S. Agency for International Development maintained separate lists of completed and existing development projects in Afghanistan.

the additional marines ordered to deploy to Afghanistan will do so as a Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF).

However, while AP3 has shown some small successes, it is important to remember local security initiatives that work in some regions are not necessarily transferable to all parts of the country.

How has the streamlining of your command--overseeing ISAF and U.S. forces in Afghanistan--affected coordination and cooperation at the tactical and strategic level?

Wishing you and yours a very Happy and Bountiful Thanksgiving!

But you are an example of what's happening with this explosion of technology. We have people that are now, instead of using a crowbar to steal, now use technological improvements, and they're doing the same thing.

We're going to try to do something about it, and thanks to you, Mr. Chairman.

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While the bill that I had filed had a hearing, it never made it to the Senate Floor.

They participated in the Federal acknowledgement process in 1978, that is 31 years ago, without a decision.

I am here to mirror the frustration that you all have just expressed in your opening comments with a process that needs to be repaired and that needs to be improved.

I want to thank Senator Nelson and his staff for their continued support of our tribe in this process.

I can rail all day about protecting Florida's coastline and our $65-billion-a-year tourism industry that depends on beaches that don't have tar balls on them.

I'm all for that, because I was the author of working out, in 2006, to give the oil industry an additional 8.3 million acres.