[Q]: But the most important thing to relieve the pressure on all of the armed forces is frankly to run a foreign policy that recognizes that America is strongest when we are working with real alliances, when we are sharing the burdens of the world by working through our statesmanship at the highest levels and our diplomacy to bring other nations to our side. America does not need to practice diplomacy
[A]: No

[Q]: Manuel Rosales, who ran against Mr Chavez in the 2006 presidential election, faces corruption charges he says are baseless. He had been in hiding since the charges were filed last month. Venezuela's Interior Minister Tareck el-Aissami said Mr Rosales was a criminal on the run. "If he doesn't appear before the appropriate courts, he would be a fugitive from justice, and as a result the court will activate mechanisms for his international capture," said Mr Aissami, denying that the charges were political. There was a candidate named Chavez who ran for the Venezuelan presidency in 2006.
[A]: Yes

[Q]: The use of the military, there -- some people are now suggesting that if you don't want to use the military to maintain the peace, to do the civil thing, is it time to consider a civil force of some kind that comes in after the military that builds nations or all of that? Is that on your radar screen? A civil force will make the need for the military obsolete.
[A]: It's impossible to say

[Q]: Every year, about a quarter of all children sustain an injury serious enough to require medical attention, school absences, and/or bed rest. There are lots of school absences
[A]:
It's impossible to say