But an Iran without nuclear weapons is at least a lot easier to deal with than an Iran with nuclear weapons.

In other words, we have been helping and helping a lot.

the Trump administration's policies are causing the United States to be left behind.

As I understand it, refueling operations are governed by something called a bilateral acquisition and cross-servicing agreement.

I do not think it is asking too much to expect it to work 100 percent of the time, and if that is not possible, to rethink our overall approach.

The U.S. military is one of the largest consumers of fuel, and TRANSCOM's operations in particular are highly fuel-dependent.

The Trump administration's failure to fill major diplomatic posts has damaged our diplomatic readiness, and that makes our military's job harder.

a ground war on the Korean Peninsula would be devastating to our long-term strategic interests in the Indo-Pacific region and around the world.

The contractors need to know that the Navy expects them to protect their workers if they're going to get taxpayer dollars.

I remain concerned that our recruiting system is so focused on recruiting for the military of today that we're not effectively targeting the best talent.

Reducing use of our fuel and exploring renewable alternatives is not just about the environment.

We need to have both a strong military and a fully staffed State Department to best defend America and its allies.