On the recordApril 29, 2009
On the day after a weapon of mass destruction goes off someplace in the world, what are we going to say that we did in order to have avoided that now reality?
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congress.govOn the day after a weapon of mass destruction goes off someplace in the world, what are we going to say that we did in order to have avoided that now reality?
Sam Nunn emphasizes the need for accountability in preventing mass destruction.
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