Again, driven primarily by the threat that Russia has posed by both the rhetoric and the reality of their nuclear modernization.
Tom Cotton: “Again, driven primarily by the threat that Russia has posed by both the rhetoric and the reality of their nuclear…”
On the recordFebruary 14, 2018
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Cotton attributes U.S. nuclear strategy to ongoing Russian nuclear advancements.
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