I hope to be able to vote to ratify the New START treaty, but for me, and I think for a lot of members of the Senate, there are two lines of questions that we need to have answered to give us that level of comfort.
Lieberman expresses hope for ratifying the New START treaty, emphasizing the need for answers on nuclear stockpile health and verification.
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