In SOTU, Administration Reaffirms Commitment to Nukes
While the focus of President Obama’s first State of the Union address was overwhelmingly centered on the economy, he also reiterated the Administration’s commitment to leading a bipartisan nuclear security agenda that addresses the grave threat posed by nuclear weapons.
As he identified in the speech, the President has adopted the visions of former Presidents John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan in pursuing meaningful steps to reverse the proliferation of nuclear weapons and seek a world without them.
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