We can turn the screw as tight as we want, but that probably is not going to do the job.

If you keep doing the same thing you are going to keep getting the same results, and that is exactly what has been happening here for years and years.

I appreciate that, and I agree completely that by spotlighting this that does a tremendous amount of good in the world court of public opinion.

What you just described is exactly what has happened before.

the rising tide lifts all boats and it is important that we focus on that.

the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia is absolutely vital and essential.

There is absolutely no reason for India to purchase oil if indeed they want to support the world community.

One of the ways I think we need to do that is to insist that the United States withhold contributions to any U.N. entity that would grant full membership to the Palestinian Authority.

We asked them, 'Who did this?' Because that was the question. The American people wanted to know who did this.

The administration is focused on this--hiding behind a curtain of, 'Oh, well, we are doing an investigation.'

I think those issues in the East China Sea are driven by the regional countries, but that means that the United States has an interest and an obligation to do everything we can to support and continue to support the peaceful resolution, to…

The East China Sea is a poster child for the lack of the ability of the treaty to resolve these kinds of things.