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Joe Lieberman

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Joseph Lieberman is an American politician and attorney who served as a United States Senator from Connecticut from 1989 to 2013. Initially a member of the Democratic Party, he gained national prominence as the party's nominee for Vice President in the 2000 election alongside Al Gore. After losing the election, Lieberman continued to serve in the Senate, where he became known for his centrist views and willingness to cross party lines, particularly on issues such as national security and energy policy.

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Apr 6, 2009

I think particularly our effort in Afghanistan has really been under-resourced for too long.

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Apr 6, 2009

Is it fair to say that we're focused clearly on al Qaeda, but that the success or failure of allied groups in Afghanistan and Pakistan... is also relevant to our security in the world?

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Apr 1, 2009

We all want the Recovery Act to succeed. In fact, we all need it to succeed to protect and create jobs.

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Apr 1, 2009

We have systems set up to guarantee two things as best we can. One is that the money moves out quickly, ...

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Apr 1, 2009

A mistake, a story about how taxpayer money is being wasted or funneled to improper uses, will really undercut faith in this program.

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Apr 1, 2009

I strongly support the confirmation of Gina McCarthy to head the Office of Air and Radiation at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

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Mar 25, 2009

the primary focus of the Department is to keep this country and keep Americans safe from the threat of terrorism from any future terrorist attacks.

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Mar 25, 2009

the problems here were in the U.N.

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Mar 25, 2009

We have some big decisions to make. It may be that we will ultimately not make a big decision about the size of the Army, although I think we should.

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Mar 25, 2009

So bottom line, you would continue on the current course and really try to accelerate it?

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Mar 25, 2009

Thank you, Senator Thune, for that very thoughtful statement.

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Mar 25, 2009

I'm going to give you a request right now, that when the President's budget does come in detail, I invite each of you to respond.

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Mar 25, 2009

We need a network that doesn't go blind or become useless when satellites are not available.

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Mar 25, 2009

I think Pete's historical example is inapropos to the current moment. That was a period of strategic pause between two global conflicts.

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Mar 25, 2009

I look forward to working with my colleague and friend, Senator John Thune, in his capacity as ranking member.

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Mar 25, 2009

We also need to increase our officer corps to provide the kind of advisory capability that is really crucial to our national security.

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Mar 25, 2009

Therefore, with FCS you should look at it with a view to modifying it to make sure that it meets those current challenges.

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Mar 25, 2009

I am pleased our Committee has the opportunity today to welcome M. John Berry, nominated to be Director of the Office of Personnel Management.

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Mar 25, 2009

The term 'great American' is tossed around here a lot, but in my opinion, Mayor Bloomberg really is a great American.

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Mar 25, 2009

So the problem with the reports and their openness is not obviously yours. This is the United Nations policy.

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Mar 25, 2009

Good morning and welcome to the nomination hearing of Jane Holl Lute to be Deputy Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

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Mar 25, 2009

I would like you to look into the program and get back to me on where that is.

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Mar 25, 2009

the Mexican drug cartels are the No. 1 organized crime threat in America.

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Mar 25, 2009

Yes. And if we are troubled by it, we may want to do something about that more generally.

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