STEPHEN W. WILSON

The Russians have publicly stated that this is part of their declaratory policy, to develop capabilities to deny us the use of space in any conflict.

We are not going to meet the needs of the Nation unless we figure out a way to get beyond the Budget Control Act.

Senator, when we look at the world and the threats we face, there is China, North Korea, Russia, Iran, and violent extremism that we principally focus on.

I am concerned about Russian, Chinese, and North Korean military modernization efforts, continued aggression seeking to annex international borders or waters, and the increase in ballistic missile development from regional actors such as…

I would suggest that we are not entering an arms race because we bilaterally have a verifiable inspection regime for the weapons that are deployed.

I am grateful for President Obama's decision, although you referenced Iran, and I am so concerned about the continuing development of missile capability, ICBMs.

I am so concerned about the continuing development of missile capability, ICBMs. Sadly, that can only be used for the purpose of, in my view, delivery of a nuclear weapon and a threat to the American people.

Being 'always there' comes at a cost to our airmen, equipment, and infrastructure; we are now at a tipping point.

It would be much more effective if it were on a wider scale because you get a critical mass.

Maryland supports a cap-and-trade program if it has the appropriate controls on it.

The Clean Air Act provided the best model because it is an iterative planning process.