On the recordJanuary 14, 2009
We do not seek alliances because we are weak, but because acting with our friends and partners around the world makes us strong.
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congress.govWe do not seek alliances because we are weak, but because acting with our friends and partners around the world makes us strong.
Stresses the importance of alliances for U.S. strength.
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