The U.S. should maintain a safe, secure, and reliable nuclear deterrent for itself and its allies, and that this deterrent should be adequately funded and staffed with topnotch managers, scientists, and engineers.
Perry emphasizes the need for a well-funded nuclear deterrent.
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But the real solution rests with our President. He needs to stop with excuses and secure our border.
I do not. I have studied the treaty rather carefully, and it is my own judgment that it provides adequately for the national security interests of the United States.
I expect the DOD to explain to this committee how it is in our national security interest to auction off this vital spectrum.
I believe if the United States failed to ratify this treaty, our country would essentially lose any ability for international leadership in this field and international influence in the field.
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