I Think The Jobs [at The Top]

If We Have To Use Force, It Is Because We Are America.

I Felt That America's Duty Was Not To Try To Do Everything Itself, But To Foster A Sense Of Commitment That Would Bring Out The Best In Every Country.

We Have To Understand Where We Have Strategic Relationships That Require Us To Take A Different Approach. I Guess The Easiest Way To Describe It Is: Different Strokes For Different Folks.

I Hope I'm Wrong, But I Am Afraid That Iraq Is Going To Turn Out To Be The Greatest Disaster In American Foreign Policy - Worse Than Vietnam, Not In The Number Who Died, But In Terms Of Its Unintended Consequences And Its Reverberation Throughout The Region.

I Teach At Georgetown, And I See That The Students Have So Many Different Interests. The Main Thing Is To Match Your Passion With Your Knowledge, Because You Can't Just Be Passionate Without Knowing The Facts, And Facts Are Really Boring Without Passion.