We need at least two decades of figuring out if Iran is going to be an honest nuclear broker.

I think there is going to be a nuclear deal. I do not think it is going to be a good deal.

Any deal with Iran must demand significant dismantling of Iran's nuclear infrastructure, including eliminating the vast majority of Iran's centrifuge cascades.

As someone who voted against the war in Iraq, I can tell you that the biggest beneficiary of President Bush's engagement in Iraq has been Iran.

Iran must come clean and provide information about the military dimensions of its nuclear program and allow access to facilities where these activities have been taking place.

As it frees up money for the Iranian Government, it is only going to embolden the Iran threat network even further.

I remain concerned by the state of media repression in Egypt, the intimidation and detention of activists, mass death sentences, and the disproportionate use of force by Egypt's security services.

You would think that death in and of itself would have some finality.

And that practice to me is unfair to borrowers who have been making their payments on time and whose loans are current and in good standing.

I feel that they fall further behind.

I am all for shaming, but I would like to have a guarantee.

The burdens for families are real, and the need for consumer protection I believe is critical.