On the recordJune 16, 2010
I firmly believe that deterrence reduces proliferation by their continued reliance on our nuclear deterrent rather than to develop their own.
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congress.govI firmly believe that deterrence reduces proliferation by their continued reliance on our nuclear deterrent rather than to develop their own.
Inhofe emphasizes the importance of nuclear deterrence in preventing proliferation.
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