I think that that practice that we have somewhat developed in the United States could actually be quite applicable for Iraq.

I would like to thank Senator DeWine and Senator Lautenberg for introducing legislation today that would provide substantial funding for enforcement efforts to stop drunk driving and increase seatbelt use.

The time for excuses is over. The President and his administration should be the ones that stop making excuses and be a good example for everyone else.

I think that is absolutely what we should be doing.

I am going to do everything I can to oppose these two programs and instead try to support the public schools, as well as choice for parents, real choice that means something to them.

What kind of precedent does this set? Why should a parliament that voted to obstruct vital U.S. war plans still receive aid?

Are we going to work through the United Nations to get those commitments?

Your term of putting it on a path concerned me. It sounded like we are going to put it on a path, and walk away.

It seems extremely unwise to escalate our involvement in other conflicts at this time.

It is important that we bear in mind the wisdom of America's greatest foreign policy success, as we work to create a new vision for the Middle East.

I must note that the unwillingness of the administration to submit this measure or discuss its plans in advance of submitting the bill makes it extremely challenging for the Congress to exercise its proper role under the Constitution.

The People of Louisiana did not send me to the Senate abrogate that power in favor of the President.