I don't see enough interaction with the private sector and the Department.

I think it feeds the suicide increase rate that we see in the military and with veterans.

We can't talk to anybody in the Department.

April 15, the dreaded tax day, is almost here. According to the nonpartisan Tax Foundation, Americans will have to work 108 days this year just to be able to pay their taxes--108 days. That's just not right, and Americans are sick of it…

During the last Congress and again this year, House Intelligence Chairman Mike Rogers (R-Michigan) and Ranking Member Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Maryland) introduced the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, also known as CISPA.

This week, the House will vote on the House Republican budget resolution. This will be the third straight year that the House will pass a budget. The budget is not just a plan for this coming fiscal year, but it's also a plan to balance…

If we can't fix this problem, we will do what Secretary Panetta described as cuts that would decimate our defense.

I worry that in the long term, this situation will allow the President to further walk back on his commitments to modernize and maintain the deterrent.

Doesn't this mean, if the logic of the NPR holds true, that, the assumption we can rely on our conventional capabilities and conventional deterrent, should be reconsidered?

Further deep U.S. nuclear reductions will deepen the concern already apparent among some key allies that the U.S. nuclear umbrella is losing credibility.

Several U.S. allies, notably South Korea and Japan, already are deeply concerned that the U.S. drive to denuclearize is not reciprocated by the neighboring countries that pose nuclear-armed threats to them.

The Triad of SSBNs, ICBMs, and nuclear capability heavy bombers all with their associated support elements offer a mutually reinforcing strategic package that provides a credible deterrent to our adversaries, assurance to our allies and…