I will not apologize for the speech I made on the Senate floor.

We cannot waste any more time. I urge my colleagues to advance her nomination so she can lead the State Department's efforts to improve the safety and security of at-risk Jewish communities.

I regret that President Castro moved so quickly to recognize a regime that has contributed to the largest humanitarian crisis in recent history in the region.

We in the Senate are supposed to hold ourselves to a higher standard. We are supposed to advance America's long march toward a more perfect Union, not coddle and cater to those who would take us backwards, and we are supposed to stand up…

I believe was a politically-motivated decision to target Israel and wrongfully extends the Court's jurisdiction over personnel of a non-State Party.

If we cannot call out comments for what they are, if we do not understand that words have power to them, sometimes very negative powerful consequences, then we can never challenge, whether it be antisemitism or racism or other elements.

I understand that INARA requires that any 'agreement' with Iran related to Iran's nuclear program be transmitted to Congress.

I think that is deeply, deeply problematic.

Reaffirming the region's shared dedication to democracy has been a part of leaders' commitments at every Summit of the Americas.

the partisan polarization around Israel in the United States is, in my view, deleterious to the health of the U.S.-Israel relationship.

Today's nomination significantly strengthens our commitment to Sudan and its people in their quest for democracy and accountable government.

When a foreign country like China goes ahead and puts a couple of million Uyghurs in concentration camps--and we know that to be true--when Cuba goes ahead and represses its citizens for peacefully protesting and recently passed a law that…