SAMUEL A. NUNN

To deal with the nuclear proliferation problem with North Korea and Iran, we and our allies need a coordinated carrot and stick approach. But we have to cook our carrots and our European allies have to sharpen their sticks

If terrorists attacked New York, Washington, or San Francisco with a weapon of mass destruction, the next day we will all be asking what steps we might have taken to prevent it. So the question is, “Why do we not take those steps now?”

The terrorists are racing and we are moving at somewhere between a walk and a crawl, depending on the day of the week.

Suspicions too often block progress.

The terrorists are racing and we are moving at somewhere between a walk and a crawl, depending on the day of the week.

Suspicions too often block progress.

To deal with the nuclear proliferation problem with North Korea and Iran, we and our allies need a coordinated carrot and stick approach. But we have to cook our carrots and our European allies have to sharpen their sticks

If terrorists attacked New York, Washington, or San Francisco with a weapon of mass destruction, the next day we will all be asking what steps we might have taken to prevent it. So the question is, “Why do we not take those steps now?”