I have been extremely critical about the military campaign against ISIS.

I feel like part of our challenge is we are stuck in a counterinsurgency mindset, and although we need to have a force on the ground afterwards, we need to take them out as a state, not as a counterinsurgency.

I am deeply concerned about the lack of using American air power for all it brings to the fight.

We want to do what we can in order to streamline getting good people into these jobs.

But this little town is dependent on this port, as well.

Are you guys willing to sit down with us and Douglas to try and figure out a way forward on this?

But we are the Congress, so we can adjust things.

I would like to know how quickly you are going to be able to implement that.

What do we need to do to get it done?

No plan inside the Beltway is going to survive first contact with the enemy.

I would like to further have us look into whether this is an interpretation of law or whether we need a clarification in the law.