the frustration runs deep, and I know you guys know this.

you will come, because either you will come there, you are going to come here, and if we have to use our subpoena power, we will do it.

So how can you not designate Chavez as a state sponsor of terror when we know about the narcotrafficking, the support of Hezbollah?

The designation of being sanctioned is important, but the actual sanctions that took place don't have any teeth.

These agreements represent in my opinion, or the lack of agreements to this point, represent in my opinion a failed foreign policy by this administration.

Expanded economic opportunity helps countries rebound from natural disasters such as the one Colombia has experienced, provides alternatives to illegal activities, and is a priority for our own economic and national security interests in…

It also acknowledges the economic damages that resulted from this tragedy and calls on the U.S. administration to right the misdirected approach it has taken toward our important ally.

I think that pretty much makes the case that Colombia, and perhaps Panama as well, are being targeted and tarnished unjustifiably by this administration.

This amendment expresses the United States' desire to stand by the Colombian people in the wake of a massive flooding that impacted millions of lives.

I call up resolution H. Res. 77.

The old tired excuses about we are not sure if we have the votes in the House are wrong.