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Arms Control TodayJune 1, 2001
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Arms Control TodayJune 1, 2001
In a May 1 speech at National Defense University, President George W. Bush said that the United States “must move beyond the constraints of the 30-year-old ABM Treaty” and replace it with a “new framework.” Bush offered few details about what such a strategic framework would look like, but he reaffirmed his intention to deploy ballistic missile defenses and further reduce the U.S. nuclear arsenal. (Continue)
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Arms Control TodayMay 1, 2001
From an arms control perspective, the first 100 days of George W. Bush's presidency have been a disaster. President Bush has demonstrated that he believes, and intends to implement, his campaign rhetoric condemning past arms control accomplishments and even the concept of arms control itself. Unless he changes direction, Bush will have effectively demolished the arms control regime that has been painstakingly built over the past 30 years. (Continue)
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Arms Control TodayMay 1, 2001
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Arms Control TodayMay 1, 2001
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Arms Control TodayApril 1, 2001
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Arms Control TodayApril 1, 2001
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Arms Control TodayApril 1, 2001
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