Do you agree that any reductions to the size and scope of the stockpile should be multilateral and involve not only other nuclear powers but also in serious consultation with our key non-nuclear allies dependent on U.S. nuclear forces?
Questioning the necessity of multilateral discussions on nuclear stockpile reductions.
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