In the absence of being able to replace it with something to rely on, yes, it is.
When I began this role, I committed to restoring Congress's place as an equal partner in our foreign policymaking.
putting them out of business entirely.
We are working to engage these governments, whether it is Honduras, whether it is Guatemala, whether it is El Salvador.
We have to be there, first and foremost, and that goes to the efforts that we are doing.
Absolutely.
We know there's more to do, and we're looking forward to working with Congress to accelerate modernization efforts.
The President's FY24 budget request for the State Department and USAID meet this moment head on.
This Administration will not support efforts to normalize or rehabilitate Bashar al-Assad.
We have made clear that in terms of some of the weapons systems that they seek for their security, we are fully prepared to move forward.
The budget will sustain our security, economic, energy, and humanitarian support for Ukraine to ensure that President Putin's war remains a ...
We are still the largest humanitarian donor, you know, especially with all of the investments that the American people, and American soldier...
We are engaged in a competition.
We fundamentally elevated the Pacific Island countries in our foreign policy and in our diplomacy.
An international order that values democracy and human rights, and respects international borders is not a given.
The number one killer of Americans, 18 to 49, is fentanyl, synthetic opioids.
We continue to work closely with our European and Gulf partners.
We have seen President Zelenskyy go at challenges of corruption, or misuse of funds in the government with a sledgehammer.
