I think it creates a dangerous perception perhaps that either we are going to go to zero or we are not going to use the weapons if we have them and create instability and a lack of confidence in our allies around the world.
Inhofe expresses concern about perceptions regarding U.S. nuclear weapons policy and its impact on allies.
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