As long as those nuclear weapons exist, we need to maintain a capability to deter their possible use against the United States or our friends and allies across the world.
Angus King: “As long as those nuclear weapons exist, we need to maintain a capability to deter their possible use against the United…”
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King emphasizes the need for nuclear deterrence in a dangerous world.
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