Might it not be true that if you added this additional economic element to what is already now a changed political situation that perhaps that increases their anxiety level a bit about their own situation?
Evan Bayh
The Public Record
We cannot have a solely unilateral approach, that some of these steps might be helpful in constructing a larger strategy.
When you are contemplating an apocalypse, Senator, it is worth taking some time.
I see President Obama continuing a lot of the strength that was in President Bush's policy.
I think at the end of the day, the truth is, but a lot of people aren't willing to say it, that they are willing to accept a nuclear Iran.
I think it is a difficult prospect. I am not sure this strategy will succeed, but it is worth trying.
I think that the time for more aggressive action draws really, really close.
Rather, it is only by applying the toughest possible sanctions that we stand any chance of persuading Iran's leaders to consider serious negotiations with the international community.
I am pleased to call to order this hearing of the Senate Banking Committee which will focus on how the United States can use sanctions and other forms of economic pressure to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapons capability.





