John Kerry: “This authorization is a limited, targeted effort to focus on deterring and degrading the chemical weapons capacity of…”

The U.N. Finance Analysis suggests that it will cost trillions of dollars. Maybe $2.5 to $4.5 trillion a year between now and 2050.

Nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to.

Back-up baseload, no. But, some primary they could be part of it.

Depending on what it involves, shadow diplomacy has also saved us from a war.