Yesterday, some of my colleagues raised questions about the New START Treaty.
I remind people, the Senate approved by a vote of 93 to 6, and the Moscow Treaty, which was approved, 95 to nothing.
One of the values of having this close relationship with the Russians regarding the destruction of our chemical weapons ...
If the military leadership tells you that 1,550 nuclear warheads is sufficient to carry out our nuclear umbrella respons...
But without a strategic nuclear treaty with Russia and all the consultations and transparency measures that come with it...
the Russians assured the world they were going to meet the deadline of the Chemical Weapons Convention. There's no conce...
a decision not to ratify the treaty would forgo an opportunity and exacerbate the broader challenges to U.S. foreign pol...
What would be the consequences of failure to ratify the New START Treaty with regard to United States-Russia relations o...
I believe that the New START Treaty is in the interest of the United States and is the right treaty for today.
Let me thank you for your generous comment about the cooperative threat reduction, the so-called Nunn-Lugar program.
A 123 Agreement with Russia has been proposed by the administration.
I appreciate your comments specifically about the importance of ratifying this treaty and the basis that we have, theref...
to the extent that we have an opportunity to talk about the tactical weapons with the Russians, this is going to require...
What I've feared a bit is that we sometimes fail to get back to the deliberations as to whether this treaty should be ra...
It is a privilege to join you in welcoming our distinguished witnesses, former National Security Advisers, Brent Scowcro...
I would be happier if the administration didn't find it necessary, in every statement it makes on foreign policy, to att...
I think our conversation with the Secretary today has been important with regard to many issues, but it particularly ill...
I believe that the consequences of failure of negotiation need to be brought home more emphatically than they have been.
