I want to thank Chairman Murray for allowing this task force to continue.
We have got to do a better job of figuring out and decoding for the American public, how our Federal dollars are actuall...
I believe very strongly that our Federal Government-- and I did not come to this totally as a neophyte.
You cannot get good value for your dollar if you have got limited resources that we have around wind energy spread among...
How does this pass the smell test? Why isn't this information more known that we have a system that is so kind of out of...
I was originally hoping that we would move towards even greater requirement of moving towards a more single financial st...
this DATA Act that Senator Warner has introduced and I am the cosponsor of we think is helpful because we think it does ...
This should be an area where I think there should be a great deal of bipartisan accord.
I want to also acknowledge my good friend, Senator Crapo, who I have spent countless hours as we have talked about how d...
I strongly believe that decisions about targeting, tactics, et cetera are for the executive.
To replace the AUMF would be risky and unwise at this time.
No one suggests handing the President a blank check to carry out the power to declare war.
Congress therefore weakens not only the President but also itself when and if it declines to face up to the threats agai...
Congress has to jealously guard its prerogative to commence hostilities and to decide against whom those hostilities wil...
Congress absolutely does have the prerogative to set limits on the scope of the AUMF, who the enemy is, the duration, an...
I will tell you why. Again, I just heard it. I did not read it.
The second paragraph, just very quickly, in the President's remarks, 'As we do so,' fight terrorism, 'we must enlist our...
It is clear that if Congress retracted the AUMF, at that point the authority would come to an end, correct?
