Mike Pompeo

Diplomats without any strength, diplomats without any capacity, are just sitting there talking.

The answer to your question is, yes.

I believe the President has the domestic authority to do that.

The Paris Agreement put an undue burden on the United States of America.

I support the application of the Leahy law to any country's military found to have committed gross violations of human rights.

I supported TPP when I was a member of Congress.

if we do not lead the calls for democracy, prosperity, and human rights around the world, who will?

Our country's standing in the world has been on the decline over the past decade or more, and that certainly continues.

Senator, you have misstated that.

The United States strongly supports Colombia's efforts to secure a just and lasting peace.

We have the primary mission that we have been engaged in to defeat ISIS.

I have never advocated for regime change.

If confirmed, I will use all of our diplomatic tools at the State Department to advance the President's strategies.

Not only would these efforts undermine the very essence of the BBG, they would violate current laws outlining governance and reform of the BBG.

The American people need to be represented at that table so that we can be part of that conversation.

I will work at that every day.

The United States government strongly opposes boycotts, divestment campaigns, and sanctions targeting the State of Israel.

The Trump Administration fully supports the Afghan government's outreach to the Taliban and its efforts to negotiate a political settlement.

I have not at any time stated that I believe we should go to war with Cuba.

I would continue to endeavor to do that.

Make no mistake, America is uniquely blessed, and with those blessings comes a duty to lead.

I agree that in most situations in the world, with a handful of exceptions, there are opportunities to not make the negotiation, the diplomacy, a zero-sum game.

America's democracy promotion around the world is conducted in a way that America should be incredibly proud of.

each and every human, not just Americans, each and every human being has an obligation to push back against this extremist use of violence from whatever faith.

We must continue to work with President Abdelfattah al-Sisi to advance our strategic partnership and address our common challenges, while emphasizing respect for, and protection of, basic rights and freedoms.