On the recordApril 28, 2010
This treaty does advance American security objectives, particularly with respect to what I consider to be our greatest nuclear threats, nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism.
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congress.govThis treaty does advance American security objectives, particularly with respect to what I consider to be our greatest nuclear threats, nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism.
Perry asserts the treaty enhances U.S. security against nuclear threats.
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