There is really a desire for something to be out there.

We need to be indicating our leadership with regard to NATO, with regard to our European alliances.

I do share that problem very much.

Congress, via the power of the purse, also has the ability to prevent the administration from taking steps, such as testing and fielding new and unnecessary land-based intermediate-range missile systems.

Well, in addition to the comments that have been made about better cohesion with our European allies, it seems to me we need to be thinking more about missile defense than about really the ways in which we negate the value of these missiles or the warheads and what have you.

even if the INF Treaty finally falls by the wayside, something else is going to follow that is more comprehensive and of greater safety to more countries.

I believe that the verification provisions of New START are important, to begin with, leaving aside anything else.

What we really need right now is a revival of NATO, a revival of the spirit of the allies...

jettisoning treaties that provide a legal framework for exposing Russian violations achieves nothing.

The President has to want to get back into the discussions. At this point, there is not evidence that that is the case.

Yes, I do share that problem very much.