I share that concern. And I have heard directly from industry that, given the significant drawdown in R&D, that they are struggling to survive in many fields.
Given the what appear to be significant violations of the INF Treaty, should the U.S. withdraw from INF?
So, in your assessment, does arms control support national security? And if so, how?
But do we have a right balance in terms of investing enough in payload capacity and enabling these future missions? What...
I'm confident we'd all agree that a military solution alone will not quell the rise of radical Islamic extremism in the ...
the U.S. may now have lost Syria.
Our confidence to date in Prime Minister Abadi is based on the early signals of his commitment to building an inclusive ...
My constituents are really adamant that they don't want a big U.S. footprint involved in this with forces on the ground.
I did it with mixed emotions, and I know it is not a perfect plan, but I think we need to start somewhere.
There is simply no reason that we should think that this has to stop or should stop by the end of 2016.
I cannot rule out in my own mind that Al Qaeda is still going to be a threat in Pakistan after 2016.