I was just going to share an anecdote. I was at a conference talking about energy and Ukraine, and one of the gentlemen in the room raised the question, what would Eisenhower do? He speculated that if Eisenhower were president he would build a liquefied natural gas export facility at Naval Station Norfolk with no permitting, just moving very quickly. He would make the announcement, and the Russians would understand that we were doing more than going after their banks; we were going to put in place the serious capabilities to help our friends.
I think sometimes the gesture is underestimated. Exactly as Professor Doran says, deterrence has to have a real meaning for people. I think we fail to send the right signals on consequences, not necessarily violent signals, but we have to send the right signals to people such as the Russians, who won't understand anything else.