James Jones: “I don't believe NATO is obsolete, but I do think it has been neglected a little bit.”

I do not think anybody has been able to show that yet, and I do not want us to go down that road again until somebody produces the data that showed it had an impact.

Energy scarcity is a potent strategic weapon. The greater the gap between global supply and demand, the more destructive the weapons will become.

The difference between Mr. Putin and us . . . is that he wields energy as a weapon to achieve his geostrategic goals, while we look to energy flow in free markets as a means of promoting international peace, prosperity, and economic…

If we want to make Mr. Putin's day and strengthen his hand, we should reject Keystone.