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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I just wanted to make a really, I think, basic point on this issue, which is that we have, without doubt, the best military in the world.
But the real solution rests with our President. He needs to stop with excuses and secure our border.
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.
A preemptive strike could bring about complete and total catastrophe to South Korea and to Japan. So that is not an option.