The signing of the Strategic Partnership Agreement by President Obama last week signaled the gradual transition from a war-fighting posture to a supportive role.
To a person, everyone emphatically stated that the completion of this agreement is something of a game-changer.
I think all the members of the committee share the belief that the alliance remains vital to American security.
NATO is--and I think this is a shared judgment--a fundamental element of our national security.
We can't depend just on notice and choice. You know, that is part of the problem with the existing system.
But they're all going to be held to the same standard. The issue here is the individual American consumers' privacy.
I defend the American system of privacy and the commitment that we have in our laws.
Well, that's what we're trying to give it. That's exactly what we're doing. We've been giving this careful consideration...
the vast majority of Americans simply have no knowledge that their financial, health, and other personal information may...
We would like to see more competition. Part of the reason to introduce a set of privacy principles, including transparen...
Do you not have faith in the American consumer, if they're given choices, that they can make those choices?