James Risch

Now, the questions are, how do we maintain the momentum of support for these populations, and what programs provide a path to durable solutions for the Syrian people, such solutions will both address the grievances that perpetuated the conflict and prevent sowing the seeds of future conflict.

We remain committed to doing what we can to save lives, while acknowledging that humanitarian assistance is just a Band-Aid, a political solution is long overdue. The United States stands with the Syrian people.

Peace envoys are telling us they want deeper U.S. engagement in this situation, this resolution sends a terrible message of U.S. division and lack of resolve, and sets a bad precedent for using the War Powers Resolution to express political disagreements with a president.We should instead signal our resolve that the U.S. is committed to playing an important role in pushing for a sustainable political settlement in Yemen.

That's going to happen here, i don't think there's any question a... by James Risch

That's going to happen here, i don't think there's any question about that.

They've got to be right every day, 100% of the time. The bad guys only have to be right once, if they do it enough chances are they are going to break through.