Frank Wolf

I think our State Department is failing us. We have seen their lack of action on people in Korea. We have seen their lack of action with regard to people in Vietnam.

Thankfully, we have the author of that law, the International Religious Freedom Act, Frank Wolf, who back in 1998 authored that landmark legislation.

Rep. Frank Wolf petitioned NASA to work with the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) to conduct an independent review.

Representative Frank Wolf petitioned NASA to work with the National Academy of Public Administration to conduct an independent review of NASA's Foreign National Access Management.

We need to update and add to that list.

Designate CPC countries. Do it now.

Again, how do you trust a regime that butchers its own people?

I want to thank you for your tenacity and your bravery and your courage.

Mr. Smith should be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.

The need for U.S. leadership on religious freedom could not be more critical

When you have a deadlock, you need someone to break the ice and bring the people together.

This isn't just what we do in this budget, this is an essential part of who we are as Americans.

What we do matters in the Korean peninsula, where we are working with our partners from the Republic of Korea to make sure that we can meet any threat from North Korea.

What we do matters to us in terms of what we do in central Asia, where we are working with several nations to stop the trafficking of narcotics.

What we do matters in a place like South Sudan, a nation that Frank Wolf and some of you helped to give birth to.

Thank you for your support for the Silver Line out to Dulles Airport.

I appreciate Mr. Smith having this hearing.

Such an overture would send a clear message to the people of the fledgling nation that they have not been abandoned.

It's been said that politics stops at the water's edge.

I would urge you to take this request back to the Secretary.

I appreciate your good efforts and I think you have probably done more on this issue, on most issues than any other Member of the Congress since I have been here.

We need a prison system that can house people who need to be--society needs to be protected from, right?

I am opposed to closing down Guantanamo and bringing them back.

There needs to be, and I think we need a conference this year to bring everyone together.

I really expect the next couple of years are going to be more difficult.