Dana Rohrabacher

The Kosovars had a right to be independent, and so do some of those Serbs in the northern part of that country.

I have presented to both the Kosovars and the Serbian Governments a plan that would be a delineation of the border.

If there is anything that is a greater danger, I would say that cost overrides of this nature are certainly a greater threat to a viable space program than the asteroid belt or anything else that you would face up there that God has…

But yet it seems to me that if we believed in that, we should be supporting these people in the northern tier that is next to Serbia who want to be part of Serbia.

If, indeed, you are right that they are having policies that affect our people's health, we shouldn't be giving them money and saying, 'We are going to pay for it.'

What we have--and we have seen this happen in other countries as well--for example, India, where the people of Kashmir were never given a right to decide.

Let me remind you, Mr. Secretary, the United States' borders were changed into the time when we became a country.

So they should be giving us money for that, not us giving them money.

I would like to thank the chairman for his leadership on this issue.

For us to be pouring money into the goals that you just suggested is pouring U.S. taxpayer dollars down the toilet because it will accomplish nothing.

We have got to get serious about this, and if we are not, it is not--by the way, I don't believe it is Congressional back and forth and indecision that is causing these things.

Let me note that I do. Let me note that I do know of those things, and you don't seem to and our Government doesn't seem to.

Let me note that I do know of those things, and you don't seem to and our Government doesn't seem to.

Let me suggest where we are really lucky, that back in the early days of our country, number one, that we believed in the right to self-determination as expressed in our Declaration of Independence.

Right now you are leaving them with the idea that no, you are sovereign countries, but the United States is never going to go along with any agreement between you two.

I would doubt the integrity of those figures. And I would suggest that in a vicious dictatorship, as China has, that they do not permit these NGOs that you are talking about the freedom that is necessary to come up with those statistics.

I have been a supporter from the very beginning. I was, along with Eliot, we are very involved in this over the last 20 years.

Kosovo is a free, independent, and democratic state.

I was very impressed with the sincerity of the Serbian Government to try to find some solutions.

It is totally unreliable for us to base policy on that type of information.

It is time to wake up from the naive and sentimental dream that there is friendship and broad cooperation and accept reality.

Pakistan has been a critical facilitator of our campaign to drive al-Qaeda out of Afghanistan.

We should try to determine strategy that will help the people of China and secure the peace of the world.

Pakistan, meaning both the nominally democratic civilian government and the unelected but ultimately decisive Pakistani military establishment, is not our friend.

I thought we were doing very well, in my judgment. We liberated Afghanistan with very few Americans on the ground.