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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 16, 2010

If we decide to develop that system, which of the three legs of the nuclear triad would be further reduced to accommodate prompt global strike?

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 16, 2010

Why didn't we get a statement in the treaty text on an issue of equal importance to us, such as at least some reference to the myriad of issues raised by Russia's massive numerical superiority in tactical nuclear weapons, which should be…

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 16, 2010

What beneficial geopolitical developments have taken place in the interim that compel reductions in the United States nuclear arsenal down to 700 deployed strategic nuclear delivery vehicles?

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 16, 2010

This $14 billion is not nearly sufficient to develop and acquire a next-generation bomber, a follow-on ICBM, a follow-on air-launched cruise missile, and a conventional prompt global strike capability.

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 16, 2010

The completion of the New START makes clear that we are committed to real reductions, and to upholding our end of the bargain under the NPT.

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 16, 2010

What is your estimate of how the Russians will configure their strategic forces under the New START?

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 16, 2010

Secretary Gates, please provide the analysis of alternative force structures that would comply with the New START central limits.

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 16, 2010

President Obama asserted in his NPR that the United States could deter potential adversaries and reassure allies with a 'reduced reliance on nuclear weapons.'

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 16, 2010

The press has reported that the administration is going to spend about $100 billion over the next 10 years in nuclear delivery systems.

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 14, 2010

I share a concern, too, with respect to the date next summer for withdrawal.

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 14, 2010

I'm concerned that the notion that we're going to be pulling down here in the not too distant future does shape the relationships.

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 10, 2010

This is a very simple, straightforward question. That question is, Do we, the U.S. Senate, want to be on the record with regard to the issue of whether the EPA ought to move forward and try to regulate CO2 emissions under the Clean Air Act…

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 9, 2010

We're dealing with unprecedented levels of deficit spending and debt. And when you hear stories like this----it doesn't do anything to bolster the public's confidence in their government and its ability to make sure that they are being…

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 9, 2010

There's no question that we face a lot of challenges, going forward, when it comes to addressing the changing terrorist threats.

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· Jun 9, 2010

I hope that--it seems, to me at least, that, given the excess cost for the current contract award, and the flaws in the solicitation process, that TSA ought to take a--undertake a fresh, independent review of this procurement, and report…

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John Thune
@johnthune· Republican · SD· May 18, 2010

I think any additional regulation should be as focused as possible on fixing the problem at hand.

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