Claire McCaskill

What are the Army's plans to appropriately fund the transmission, storage, and analysis of the data that are important to improving maintenance efforts, decreasing maintenance and spare part costs, and increasing readiness?

We want to make them less expensive, because we have to hold on to them.

As long as I have the honor of chairing this subcommittee, this subcommittee will not be turning in an earmarked document to the full committee.

We especially at this time, need to remember the special relationship we have with the Japanese people.

We clearly need to replace our military healthcare facilities in the Kaiserslautern Area.

Secretary Pfannenstiel, conversely, how much will it cost you to stay in Kansas City?

The replacement project included in the fiscal year 2012 President's budget is a cost-effective solution.

How is the Army going to meet its 2015 plan without securing funding sooner?

We're taking over, aren't we?

Because your reset is 10 billion, right?

I just think that we've got to go very carefully, make sure that we think about the unintended consequences.

I think we've got to be very careful about the unintended consequences.

I have a feeling that, Mr. Leibowitz, that your budget is not going to grow enormously over the next decade.

How will we draw the line between what kind of behavioral marketing is fair and what kind of behavioral marketing invades privacy?

I think we've got a real problem here because what most Americans don't understand and frankly, what maybe, unfortunately, two Members of Congress don't understand is we have monetized the Internet with behavior marketing.

If we're going to add to your work load and at the same time do something that is going to minimize the amazing things we've done on the Internet, I just think we've got to make sure America buys into that agreement.

The sky won't fall down on Internet commerce. It's going to continue.

I worry that we're honing in and doing what we need to do with al Qaeda, and we're honing in and doing what we need to do with the Taliban.

Senator McCaskill has also introduced a bill to eliminate the tribal specific provisions for Alaska Native Corporations.

NGOs cling to their neutrality and autonomy as their best means of safety so when U.S. strategy or operational concerns deprive NGOs of these they in fact put them at greater risk for violence.

I was worried enough when it was one part, in terms of the oversight and whether or not there was clear communication from the State Department.

I'm very concerned about this organization's designs on a global presence.

When questioned by an Alaska newspaper about this hurting individual tribal people, she callously referred the tribal people to the federal and state welfare system.

I have long felt that Lakshar-e-Taiba (LeT) has broader terrorist designs than its traditional role as proxy force for the Pakistan Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to attack targets and enemies in India and in the Indian-controlled part…

There is a concern on this money that we're using to fight the insurgency through the small projects and even the big project.