It's just telling that you've got an authoritarian playbook that sort of, at every pass, seems to be more focused on driving up corporate profits at the expense of the American people.
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… benefits of missile defense. Despite its deterrence and damage-limitation benefits, opponents argue incorrectly that U.S. missile defense is destabilizing because it threatens Russian and Chinese secondstrike … - page 126
… claims made by the Left that missile defense is destabilizing while acknowledging that Russia and China are developing their own advanced … - page 126
… 2 Commit to keeping homeland missile - 1773 2. Commit to keeping homeland missile defense off the table in any arms control negotiations with Russia and China .” Chapter Department of … - page 126
… Strengthen homeland ballistic missile defense. The - 1774 Strengthen homeland ballistic missile defense. The United States currently deploys 44 Ground-Based Interceptors (GBIs) as part of its Ground-based … - page 126
… 1 Buy atleast 64 of the - 1775 1. Buy atleast 64 of the Next Generation Interceptor (NGD), which is more advanced than the GBI, for an eventual uniform fleet of interceptors.** The … - page 126
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