On the recordMarch 7, 2017
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.
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congress.govSTEPHEN W. WILSON: “I would suggest that we are not entering an arms race because we bilaterally have a verifiable inspection regime for the…”
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Wilson argues that the U.S. is not in an arms race due to existing treaties.
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