Dana Rohrabacher

U.S. publications must be required to clearly reveal when they place content that is provided by a foreign governments or an agent of a foreign government.

Something is wrong with that. I think that the Chinese money has helped grease this misperception.

Hostile foreign governments that censor the U.S. media in their domestic markets should not be granted First Amendment rights in America.

Let's not use the most sinister words that we can possibly think up to describe things that are not quite that sinister.

What we are doing this way is we are undermining the broad area of cooperation that would be mutually beneficial to our two countries.

How many innocent citizens were incinerated, kids in Waco?

I think it's okay to say okay, they got political prisoners as a result of this war with radical Islam.

I have asked over and over again, Madam Chairman, for lists of names of people who are political prisoners in Russia.

I was proud to have been on that team under Ronald Reagan that brought down the Soviet Union, probably the thing I'm most proud of in my whole life.

Is that what we should do?

Saddam Hussein was a bloody, vicious dictator, and it is good that he was gone.

It is disturbing to me that so many decision makers in Russia and in the United States are still locked into a Cold War mentality.

The sooner we got out of there the better.

Keeping Saddam Hussein in power might have been the best deal for our national security.

We should be best friends with Russia in dealing with the China threat and the radical Islamic threat.

I don't think Russia is being dealt a fair hand.

Who is watching out for the American soldier, the Marine out there giving his life?

I will say the worst decision, foreign policy decision, that I have seen in my 30 years of service at high levels in Washington, this was the worst decision.

I'd like to be on the record to make sure I am appalled at that type of activity.

I'm really appalled at the double standard that we use toward Russia.

Over 4,500 American troops are dead, and tens of thousands wounded, $1 trillion of added debt to our country.

I am heartened yesterday by the Russian Foreign Minister's statement that they may be cooperating with us in providing supplies to our people in Afghanistan.

I think my commitment to human rights is very evident and I would, of course, support legislation that would hold human rights abusers in Russia or anywhere else.

If we don't want the government to run everything, the government has limited liability, I mean, in everything it does.

Limited liability, which is of course, I think, a very serious issue.