We must recognize that the danger of a strategic nuclear conflict with Russia is negligible.
Modernization is absolutely critical.
Your observation that the United States is the only nuclear power that is not going through modernization, I think, is a...
we have deep differences with the Russians on what this treaty actually means when it comes to defending ourselves.
But, your statement that the treaty does not limit you in that regard isn't true, is it?
And, as a result of that, would you now agree with me that we have a difference, as far as the Russians are concerned, a...
But, would you agree with me that they said, in their unilateral statements, that they believe the treaty is such that w...
Well, General, I can tell you, you're the first witness to come before this committee that has interpreted their unilate...
I think that there are at least some on the Russian side that would like to use the discussion of the treaty to attempt ...
Can the United States credibly take on increased commitments to provide assured deterrence to our allies and extended de...
The START Treaty and the policies of the Obama administration are, down to the last detail, fully consistent with that a...
The statement in the preamble, in my view, is nothing more than a statement of the obvious and indeed, a truth which the...
For more than a decade the development of U.S. ballistic missile defenses has been guided by the principles of (1) prote...
Well, do you share my concern about this?
I think if we ignored our own peril, having some type of a missile defense system... we do so really at our own peril.
A treaty that requires no elimination of nuclear force structure by Russia while forcing the United States to reduce lau...
the United States should ensure that its actions do not lead Russia or China to take actions that increase the threat to...
The New START Treaty simply does not limit the number of launches the United States can deploy or otherwise constrain th...