This war has been mishandled. No one doubts that mistakes have been made in Iraq.
Mr. President, look at all options by which you may not need that full complement, and, Mr. President, look carefully at...
I believe, Admiral, that it will be difficult, in the short-term, to determine the progress of the military side of this...
I think every member of this committee--and I know every one of them well, on that side of the aisle, on this side of th...
If you can help us measure how we are moving toward victory, if you can give us objective criteria...
I hope that you will take our suggestions in the spirit of not trying to embolden the enemy, but to conscientiously poin...
Are we at that number, that 1 to 50 ratio? Are we there? Will we be there with the surge?
the consequences of failure really I believe will be, some would say could be, disastrous for the United States, for Ira...
I see nothing coming from this administration that it is willing to pursue such a policy now.
I very sincerely but wholeheartedly disagree with those who are trying to once again up the rhetoric about our position ...
I worry that the strategy that we are about to pursue in this country relieves pressure on the Iraqis to do what must be...
I have been quite gratified to hear all the positive references to Bosnia in this hearing.
What I, speaking for myself, am attempting to do is to send a very clear message to the Iraqi government.
It is terribly unfair what you are being asked to do and what our military is being asked to do...
But we did so in response to the President's comments to the Nation on the 10th of this month, and I read from his trans...
You are being asked to square the circle, to find a military solution to a political crisis.
I think we have arrived at a point where in fact we do need to help them a bit more in providing security.
You were a young officer following our defeat in the Vietnam War. Would you contemplate the effects of defeat in Iraq as...
