Defense Secretary Robert Gates believes that future success in foreign policy and the fight against terrorism will be 'less a matter of imposing one's will and more a function of shaping behavior--of friends, adversaries, and, most importantly, the people in between.'
Gates highlighted the need for behavioral influence in foreign policy.
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My concern is, we don't have an overriding strategy on the part of the United States in this complex challenge over the next 20 to 30 years.
Senator Kaine will recall the reaction when we--when I shuttered Joint Forces Command in Norfolk.
I think the president is — based on what I read — is getting the sense that, as he put it, that Putin is 'tapping' him along.
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