Each time we've been told, 'This is the final amount,' within months it's anted up considerably more.
I worry that, to some extent, we've done that in Afghanistan, and we may pay a high price for it.
But we're talking about money for our forces in Afghanistan and in Iraq.
If we are going to say this is like the Marshall Plan, then let's start doing things the way it was done back then.
But you're not aware--and maybe they'd be the ones to ask. But you're not aware of any country that was either given mon...
I think what we see here today--and I think there's a feeling of all Senators, both sides of the aisle, that we're going...
Why didn't the Department request funds for this program in the supplemental?
the Dean campaign, meanwhile, is waving off the Clark boom, saying what's interesting to them is that so many top-tier D...
We are in a two-front war in one sense. One is war in Iraq.
The question is, how much, when, and why?
Should there not be something in the supplemental if you have all of these hundreds of thousands of displaced Afghans?
I looked at some of the pictures of United States aid, food, and what-not, arriving in Southern Iraq.
So your answer is no to look at it.
I just want it for terrorism. I am worried about terrorism.
The Administration has decided to ask for $8 billion of assistance to foreign nations that it considers helpful in the w...
Well, last year, nothing was requested. Senator McConnell and I found money and put it in.
Having requested all this money, billions of dollars for coalition partners, we have only $2 billion for first responder...
Are you coming back in the weeks and months ahead for more fiscal year 2003 money?
