But, do we have any historical precedent that suggests that, as we draw down our systems, our nuclear arsenals--is there anything in our history, any historical evidence, to suggest that as we do that, other countries are less likely to be developing, increasing, or modernizing theirs?
Mike Lee: “But, do we have any historical precedent that suggests that, as we draw down our systems, our nuclear arsenals--is there…”
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Lee seeks historical evidence on nuclear drawdown effects on other nations' arsenals.
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