Our adversaries will not do what we ask of them out of the goodness of their hearts or of--out of concern for our interests or the suffering of others. They must be compelled, and that requires power.
McCain argues that power is necessary to compel adversaries in international relations.
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I especially want to acknowledge the leadership of Senator McCain of Arizona who introduced the Native American Languages Act (NALA) in 1990.
Have you read about the FAST Act? Oh, yes. We have read about it but we really do not, you know, have to, like, pay a lot of attention to it.
I have to recognize that it has been this body, this Senate Committee, very important Committee on Indian Affairs that has been helping us.
We owe each other our respect as long as our character merits respect.
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