If Mount Jefferson is in, I have no choice but to oppose the bill.

It appears to me that potentially a precedent is being set here that, in terms of our overall foreign policy history, is not a good one.

I think it is important to pin down when the United States is going to use military force, to have the proper checks and balances with the Congress.

I guess, Mr. Chairman, I'm a co-sponsor of 382.

I want to underscore the comments of Senator Barrasso regarding the proposal of wilderness.

I think this particular bill really does meet a need that we have in Idaho for being able to further expand the use of the ski areas to all year round activities.

It just doesn't make sense.

This candidate has been well vetted by the Judiciary Committee, and I think that she has received high marks from virtually everyone I've talked to.

In order to follow up on this conversation we're having right now about China, can you give us some indication of what China's expenditures in Pakistan--how they compare to ours?

I have a real difficulty in explaining to people back home in Idaho what we're doing spending billions of dollars in Pakistan.

Why are we spending our kids' and our grandkids' money to do this in a country that really doesn't like us?

I think Americans are getting tired of it, as far as shoveling money in there, to people who just flat don't like us.