“From reduced defense spending to developing an exit strategy in Afghanistan and a global community concerned with terrorism, the Pentagon faces many challenges in the 21st century. Hagel will effectively lead the institution in addressing these concerns,” said Amb. Graham. “As the U.S. and other nuclear arms countries consider further reductions in nuclear stockpiles to ensure greater national and global security, it is imperative that someone with Senator Hagel’s experience and keen insights lead the Department of Defense.”
Kingston Reif & James Lewis Cited by PolitiFact on “Mostly False” Hagel Attack Ad
Chuck Hagel has called for ‘an end to our nuclear program,’ says Americans for a Strong Defense By Amy Sherman PolitiFact The United States faces terrifying threats from foreign countries, but Chuck Hagel, the nominee for defense secretary, wants to close up our nuclear shop, says Americans for a Strong Defense, a group formed […]
Back to the Drawing Board: The Need for Sound Science in U.S. Missile Defense in Arms Control Today ($)
Published in the Arms Control Today. Click here to read full article. By Philip Coyle
Kingston Reif Quoted on Limits of Missile Defense in Global Security Newswire
Antimissile System Held Back by Kill Vehicle: Pentagon By Rachel Oswald Global Security Newswire WASHINGTON — The United States’ principal homeland missile defense program against a feared long-range attack by North Korea or Iran made little demonstrable headway last year in moving beyond a restricted capacity to defeat a small-scale threat, according to a new […]
San Antonio Express Publishes Article by Laicie Heeley
On to the Next Cliff Published in the San Antonio Express on January 16, 2013. The now infamous “fiscal cliff” Congress averted just hours before the New Year’s deadline left most Americans with more questions than answers. Though the deal covers some of the most contentious tax issues, it leaves open the possibility that automatic […]
