The Obama administration forced Assad to give up 2,600 pounds of chemical weapons.

I would hope as we look to and ask President Trump to come to Congress, and I hope he does, that we don't punt.

Let us have learned from that lesson that we can't just be so high and happy because we have had--there was a strike.

It is great to welcome Mr. Rose, who comes from America's hometown in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

What are nuclear weapons for? Why do we have them? When would we consider using them?

I look at that as a terrible downward spiral that would have great implications.

I think I can speak for most of my colleagues, they are not going to go down that road.

I am grateful that President Donald Trump is taking the regime and its threat seriously.

I share a very optimistic view that the present budget will not be the budget that we will endorse or support here in the House.

A lot of us think we have a moral obligation to help cure disease, improve access to education, and advance human rights.

The diseases we don't combat will reach our shores.