It is very good to see the spirit of bipartisanship at the outset.
The President's offer of engagement has also put the regime on the defensive.
The only thing that the fanatical regime in Tehran cares more about today than the development of nuclear weapons is the...
I believe the Iranian government has been weakened by this whole episode and we should seek to diminish its strength fur...
I can think of no foreign policy challenge to our country that is more serious and perhaps more pressing than the challe...
We need to convince the Russians and the Chinese, the Europeans, the South Koreans, the Japanese, the Arab countries tha...
I believe that prudence demands that Congress begin to lay the groundwork for a different approach should Iran continue ...
This is a fanatical regime that is also an expansionist regime, and it has chosen to work through proxies, terrorist pro...
I think that President Bush's strategy of two paths... is the correct one, and I think that President Obama is essential...
I believe a comprehensive application of economic sanctions on Iran is necessary and could be effective.
The first is the possibility of international negotiations over the nuclear issue.
I have a terrible feeling that this situation is close to slipping beyond our ability to influence it.
I firmly believe, however, that using economic pressure is far superior to the extreme alternatives of standing idly by.
I am deeply worried by this situation where I think because of the election, because of the just aggressive violence, op...
I support President Obama's initiative to engage with Iran.
I think the President is actually in a very strong position internationally, stronger than, let us say, President Bush w...
The right policy for the United States, in my judgment, is thus to stand by the invitation for international discussions...
I worry... that nations, particularly dictatorial nations, when they are in domestic difficulty... very often look to ge...
