I think because of the large vote in the House, if we make changes that are specifically designed to ensure that the bill will both be effective and will be upheld by the courts, that we should not have difficulty in getting House concurrence in that.
Kyl expresses confidence in refining legislation for effective court approval.
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The first thing we've got to do is have a conventional capability which is so dominant that no party would ever consider a nuclear attack against the United States.
One of our recommendations concerns ways that we could potentially mitigate the risk of a deterrence gap.
One of the things that we noticed in this endeavor is there is a great attitude among the military, among the Defense Department generally in being able to succeed at a mission.
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