Congress must be very careful in what we say and what we 
    do as we proceed along a very dangerous path. We must be 
    careful not to weaken or neuter the President in front of the 
    world. The world is very dangerous and unpredictable. 
    Congress must not micromanage foreign policy. I have been as 
    outspoken as any Senator on this floor about the concerns and 
    the differences I have with this administration on foreign 
    policy. It is the responsibility of the Senate to question 
    that, to probe that. But we have to understand that whatever 
    we say and do has consequences, reverberations, ramifications.
    America must speak to the world with some sense and some 
    semblance of unity. We cannot allow our foreign policy to 
    unravel before the eyes of the world during a very dangerous 
    time. The world needs American leadership, consistency, 
    presence and engagement. Without it, without American 
    leadership, the world becomes an even more dangerous place.