I would hope that, at a minimum, the Senate will express its sense that no further limitations on either Missile Defense or Prompt Global St...
I have fond memories of our relationship in Turkey when you had that job there, and I thank you for your public service.
This is as basic for getting on with our relationships and getting to serious arms control talks with regard to the tactical missiles.
we look forward to those communications from the Chief Executive.
The President made it crystal clear that he is completely committed to the full funding of this modernization program.
I ask, Do you mean that certain measures could be required in a resolution approving the New START Treaty that would speak to these issues?
Let me thank each of you for very informed testimony.
This is a good plan, that should be executed.
I certainly believe that that's what they're doing.
My guess is that it will not be an adversarial meeting. He will probably ask when are you going to ratify the treaty.
The Senate might consider language in the resolution of ratification making it clear it rejects such an attempt to pressure the United State...
The treaty explicitly states that, modernization and replacement of strategic offensive arms may be carried out.
I would mention, just for the sake of clarity, that the START II Treaty did not come into force, due, ultimately, to Russian objections.
I suspect that, given what I mentioned, the potential multiple administrations, a stretch here, that perhaps our resolution of ratification ...
this was the first, I think, public statement he had made about our visit with President Obama and Vice President Biden, and their assurance...
the Russians assured the world they were going to meet the deadline of the Chemical Weapons Convention. There's no conceivable possibility.
But without a strategic nuclear treaty with Russia and all the consultations and transparency measures that come with it, we will have very ...
Earlier this month, in Prague, the United States and Russia signed the new START Treaty.
