I think that the investigation contains an awful lot of material that the public needs to see.
Tim Kaine
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Tim Kaine is a United States Senator from Virginia, serving since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously held the position of Governor of Virginia from January 14, 2006, to January 16, 2010. Kaine has been an advocate for various issues including education, healthcare, and military engagement, emphasizing the importance of Congress's role in declaring war and authorizing military force. He also served as the Chair of the Democratic National Committee, contributing to the party's strategy and outreach efforts during his tenure.
I think that the investigation contains an awful lot of material that the public needs to see.
We are not going to give you these documents because sharing information would violate our First Amendment rights.
Yes, the ability not to have to cram it into 6 weeks, but to have it for a year.
We are not going to give you these documents because sharing information would violate our First Amendment rights.
I think that the investigation contains an awful lot of material that the public needs to see.
I believe we do need to help Israel defend itself from those who would annihilate it: Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah and others.
The most important thing, Kristen, right now that we all need to reach, is we need to reach a ceasefire and hostage release.
I think calling in the National Guard to college campuses, for so many people, would recall what happened when that was done during the Vietnam War, and it didn't end well.
I rise, alongside my colleague Senator Warner, to comment on a near-miss incident that occurred yesterday at Reagan National Airport and what it means in the context of the FAA reauthorization bill that we are considering and will take up…
The significantly improved bilateral and trilateral relationships that are playing out now are the benefit of that outreach.
we should be less concerned about provoking China than we should be concerned about bolstering our friends, allies, and partners in the region.
No country can shape in a positive way the future of the region in isolation.
The North's unrelenting pursuit of nuclear weapons, the means to deliver them, and its unmitigated aggression toward South Korea and America should concern us all.
I agree with Professor Mead's piece in the Wall Street Journal where he opined that we get it wrong when we believe that giving in to leaders like Putin will satisfy them.
I think Secretary Blinken and President Biden and Senators Cardin and Risch through ratifying COFA, through spending time with Pacific Island leaders, have done is to show the respect to other sovereigns.
Though I would use the term 'adversary' rather than 'competitor', this strategy recognizes that the PRC is the only competitor with both the intent and, increasingly, the capability to reshape the international order.
I've called for ending the almost 44-year U.S. policy of strategic ambiguity in favor of strategic clarity.
America's alliance with Japan stands as the cornerstone of prosperity, security, and stability throughout the Indo-Pacific region.
I think sometimes those of us on this side of the dais understand some realities, but we do not explain them that well.
I think Secretary Blinken and President Biden and Senators Cardin and Risch through ratifying COFA, through spending time with Pacific Island leaders, have done is to show the respect to other sovereigns.





