A rational strategic assessment would never devote sizable military, diplomatic, economic, and alliance resources to a civil war in Libya.

The President has not made the case that the Libya intervention is in the vital interests of the United States.

today I want to give recognition to an individual who has done great things for the ski industry and the State of Idaho. On April 2, Earl Holding will be inducted into the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame. His induction is not because…

I really really want to support the administration on this. When we're talking about these matters, we're all Americans and it's important that we pull the wagon together.

I'm not there. I'd like a better understanding of who it is that we're helping here.

I think that the goal here is we have an opportunity for movement which was not impelled by these forces to make sure, or at least to substantially increase, the chances that it doesn't go in that direction.

Do you really believe that if we withdraw our military might, which apparently we're going to today or tomorrow, whenever it's going to be, and Qadhafi stays in power and the rebels collapse, that there isn't going to be a humanitarian…

If we're going to start killing people on behalf of someone, I want to not get to know them better. I want to know who they are before the trigger is pulled.

Stopping proliferation is the utmost priority of the United States Government.

The profits are very modest compared to the harm that can be done internationally.

One cannot help but think that those that live in Gaza have to look across and see what is happening in the West Bank and say, look, what they are doing is working and what we are doing is not working, how can we move more in that…

The United States has stood by Israel as its partner and ally since its creation.