HASC Chair Wants 'More Conservative' Approach With Defense, Nuclear Spending - ExchangeMonitor

The chair of the House Armed Services Committee quoted chapter-and-verse from his bible of nuclear weapon policies in a Tuesday chat with the D.C.-based Reagan Institute, during which he advocated for trimming the defense budget by preventing particular crises…

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HASC Chair Wants ‘More Conservative’ Approach With Defense, Nuclear Spending

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