It's not even limited to Iraq, ... And there's just simply no limits on it. It's a go-it-alone resolution ... very unilateral.

I'd like the focus of the resolution to be on urging the U.N. to take action, setting a deadline, an ultimatum to have the very strong inspections, to force inspections and to authorize member nations to use military force to implement that resolution calling for the very strong inspections and disarmament.

The presence of our forces in Iraq is not unlimited. The administration's repeated statements that we will stay in Iraq as long as needed sends the wrong message. We should not mislead the Iraqis into thinking that they have unlimited time to reach a broad-based political settlement.

statements before the [Iraq] war were deceptive and misleading and this is part of the pattern.

The liberation of Iraq is a crucial advance in the campaign against terror.

It seems to me it is a very dangerous situation to let that fester, but because of the Iraq problems we're into now, that is what is happening in North Korea.