Thomas A. Garrett: “I have two additional speakers. I yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from Maine (Mr. Poliquin).”

I would submit that the North Korean regime from 1950 has a history of making a promise and then breaking a promise.

I believe that an empowered educated economically-thriving class of women across the world will reduce radicalism and reduce conflict and increase economic opportunity.

These promises of fairness manifest themselves in the uniform distribution of poverty and suffering.

I believe, paraphrasing, there are threats greater than an Islamist insurgency that's nationalist in its nature.