I do not think the American people signed up for a war with Russia.

I think it is obtuse to disregard the fact that we are $32 trillion in debt, borrowing every single day to pay our own bills.

But given the total incompetence of the Administration and their intransigence to send the appropriate equipment, if we are going to be in this war without a mission statement, without an end State stated, then I understand the frustration…

This legislation, which passed the House of the last Congress, would establish a fellowship within the Fulbright program to promote a greater understanding of the history and tenets of non-violent civil rights movements.

I want to emphasize something that Representative Kean mentioned. This, it neither authorizes nor appropriates additional funds for these weapon systems.

What is also important is the United States of America and our borders and our well-being.

I urge this committee to favorably pass this resolution out of committee and stand with our brave partners in Ukraine.

I would love to work with Mr. Kean and others to come up with some language that I might be able to support.

I think it is important that we are very careful in our language.

I cannot support another dime for a cause where we won't define the outcome.

There is just no facts that support that that is indeed true, that the provision of any single weapon system could prolong the war.