Dick Lugar: “It's not going to go away. And unfortunately in this region, as I mentioned in my opening remarks, you have failed…”

I rise today to address my colleagues on a number of issues important to the future of the United States and to offer some perspective on Senate service. In a few weeks, I will leave the Senate for new pursuits that will allow me to devote…

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.

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.

I join you in welcoming back Secretary Burns and Tom Nides, both who are good friends of the committee.