Dana Rohrabacher

I will have to admit, even some of the people who were most guilty of not being bipartisan have suggested that it was bipartisanship that ended the Cold War. But your examples that you have given with the Social Security, for example…

which also I might add China has a veto over anything that can be done from the Security Council.

Excuse me, is that what the United States gave or is that the budget for all----

I've been trying to get a handle on how much money we're talking about.

We can't put up with that. This is absurd.

this government which we have bolstered with policies that we knew would make that country stronger under the idea if it was more prosperous it would be more peaceful, that strategy hasn't worked.

We should not be granting monstrous regimes that are engaged with massive human rights abuses.

China is making claims in the Pacific that threaten Korea, Japan, the Philippines, and commerce throughout that area.

What do we do to them when we welcome their oppressor, their murderer, the one who is murdering their children, here to the United States with such respect?

We have permitted the regime in China, a monstrously human rights abusing regime, to have trade benefits that we wouldn't give to democratic countries.

The people of China are America's greatest allies.

Right now we have a $270 billion trade deficit with them.

If we do not change our way of dealing with that regime, they will destroy the peace of the world and we will be to blame for that.

I believe they are very smart. They are leaders and I think that they are playing chess.

We can no longer afford to carry as big a burden as we have.

We can no longer afford to have a trillion-and-a-half-dollar deficit.

this is a victory for the Sudanese people.

if we are going to help people in the future and they have this potential wealth that exists, it is not wrong for us to suggest we are going to help you in this crisis but we expect to be paid back one way or the other.

the U.S. clearly has made a disproportionate contribution.

We have spent $10 billion.

if there is, in fact, a democratic process of accountability, that is a useful and often determinative aspect in corruption fighting.

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