On the recordMay 3, 2011
We have two different requirements we have to meet: maintaining deterrence while at the same time working to decrease this threat of proliferation and nuclear terrorism.
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congress.govWe have two different requirements we have to meet: maintaining deterrence while at the same time working to decrease this threat of proliferation and nuclear terrorism.
Perry emphasizes the necessity of balancing deterrence and addressing nuclear threats.
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