The best way to weaken the Assad regime at this time is through political, diplomatic and economic pressure.
I think our energy budget, I don't know the exact number, but it's probably around $18 billion a year.
It will be the same that Secretary Panetta and, before him, Secretary Gates initiated in closer collaboration between the two agencies.
Our world today is totally different than it was 12 years ago.
I didn't hear her say that, by the way, of the United States, and I think my comment was it is a relevant and good observation.
The achievement of a full, frank, and just acknowledgement of the facts of what occurred in 1915 is in all of our interests.
I agree that our country faces a spectrum of threats and concur that strategic dispersal is a critical element in reducing risk.
A prudent manager has to look at all options when faced with significant budget pressure.
I do not, Senator. I would want to look at the full context of the interview. But to answer your question, no.
I support where the United States is today.
I agree that the Taiwan Relations Act has contributed to peace and stability in the region for over 30 years.