It is unlikely that this treaty is going to go into effect anytime in the near future.
What I am concerned about is that the administration is taking steps that possibly... could take that policy and turn it into something that...
I do not look at Article 1 or 2. I look at it as working together.
It is also, I believe, a safe statement to say that it is in our national security interest to preserve and expand the moratorium on nuclear...
I would like to free-flow. I enjoy it. I enjoy members interacting.
The Congress can take action in one minute. Nothing prevents us legally from doing that.
I do not think there has been a year that has gone by, whether there was a Republican Governor or a Democratic Governor, or Republican Presi...
This is really about one thing, regardless of who is in--President, regardless of who is chairman of the committee, regardless of who is ser...
Since 1992, the United States policy has been to impose a moratorium on nuclear explosive testing.
We do not have any proposed language that the administration is seeking in regards to United Nations actions.
There is a concern--I think it is a legitimate concern--about going to the U.N. Security Council and bypassing the Senate.