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I think that is a dangerous signal to be sending.

The President has said he would like to negotiate with the Taliban, and that has been attempted for a number of years today.

It needs to end successfully.

I just hope that somehow we don't make the mistake that Senator McCain has so wisely warned us of, in Afghanistan, to rush out.

It is essentially not a fighting force. It signals that we are completely out of the fight militarily, I would suggest.

I believe our Congress, in a bipartisan way, is open to having a more robust assistance to the Afghan forces.

I do not see this, in any way, that we're starting a new war.

The President of the United States has made some very unwise decisions in this regard.

I think President Obama will listen, and I think we can have bipartisan support here for a more realistic approach to the drawdown in Afghanistan.

I think to completely move out and radically reduce our presence incredibly risk the gains our men and women have fought so hard for.

I appreciate the good work conducted by these agencies, and I look forward to learning more about their fiscal year 2016 funding needs.

Mr. Chairman, thank you for convening this hearing to review the President's fiscal year 2016 Budget request for the U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation.

Please identify any non-government organizations or individuals that had any role whatsoever in composing, editing, drafting, reviewing or developing any part of the FFRMS.

The Yazoo Backwater projects in the Mississippi Delta region are also going to be subjected to substantial cuts.

The administration has requested $225 million for MR&T, which is far below the amount Congress had annually provided over the last 30 years.