This is abhorrent, that any patient who would enter the VA would be placed at risk.
Mike Turner
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Mike Turner is a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Ohio's 10th congressional district since 2003. He has been involved in various committees, focusing primarily on national security and defense issues. Throughout his tenure, Turner has advocated for policies aimed at strengthening the military and enhancing the safety of American citizens. His work has included addressing concerns related to defense spending and military readiness.
The fact that these practices were ongoing and none of us knew, you acknowledged, is equally abhorrent.
With respect to the hedge, of course, our continued concern is that with the Phased Adaptive Approach, the coverage of protection to the mainland United States is not to arrive until 2020.
We certainly don't want to see just unilateral reductions on the side of the United States without addressing what is that important issue of the threat of those tactical nuclear weapons.
I would like to commend Mr. Langevin on his leadership for the 111th Congress and congratulate Ms. Sanchez on selection as our new ranking member.
Does the Obama Administration have plans to review and revise the nation's nuclear strategy and/or guidance on the roles and missions of nuclear weapons, which was last revised nearly ten years ago by the Bush Administration?
I would hope that would occur within the context of reductions and concessions in tactical nuclear weapons from Russia.
I want to make certain I am not walking away with a misunderstanding on that.
I am very concerned that as we begin the deterrence review, or as we begin any review to look at further reductions, that it be done in the context of, as I was describing, the actual 'what is being deterred.'
What conditions do you believe would need to be met in order to permit further nuclear force reductions beyond New START levels or to permit reductions in U.S. hedge weapons?
The Administration has requested $564 million in military construction authority to support the recapitalization of the STRATCOM Headquarters at Offutt AFB.
This amendment is so 1980s. It's when Ronald Reagan proposed STAR Wars and the Democrats were opposed, and we're well past that. Missile defense now has total bipartisan support. President Clinton pursued it, President Obama pursued it and…
I think it's important for us to understand who might attack us. And this is not an issue of these troops being a relic.
In my district we had a woman, Maria Lauterbach, who was tragically murdered after making allegations of sexual assault.