Full-text search across every press release in the archive. Matches the title and body, with English stemming, “vote” catches “voted” and “voting.”
184 results for “nuclear” · Democrats · California
other countries and provide transparency on Israels’ nuclear capabilities, ending decades-long ambiguity. This request, amid the ongoing … constitutional responsibility to be fully informed about the nuclear balance in the Middle East and pave
Hammer” a success and affirming that Iran’s nuclear program “was obliterated” in June, Americans awoke on February
Hammer” a success and affirming that Iran’s nuclear program “was obliterated” in June, Americans awoke on February
worth to ensure that Iran never gets a nuclear weapon, considering the radical ambitions of that regime … Carbajal Supposedly, we had taken care of the nuclear capability last time around, and now this
honor to work with him, specifically on nuclear waste issues and the future of the San Onofre Nuclear
when the Constitution is ignored. “Preventing Iranian nuclear proliferation is a serious objective. The Iranian regime has been
members placed in harm’s way. Preventing Iranian nuclear proliferation is a serious objective. The Iranian regime continues
stockpile of uranium with the goal of developing nuclear weapons, which would have been impossible if Trump didn … shred President Obama’s Iran Nuclear deal. “The Founders of our country gave Congress, as representatives
series of new science initiatives, and a nuclear-powered spacecraft to Mars. I hope to hear more about
Iran will make Iran’s development of a nuclear weapon: 1) More likely: 45% 2) About as likely
agree that they cannot have a nuclear weapon. President Obama did that diplomatically. The current President threw that
then not about oil. About Iran’s nuclear threat, and then not about its nuclear threat, since … president had said that Iran’s nuclear program had been obliterated a year ago. Ironically, the administration
health—but for what? For more nuclear weapons that must never be used, and for another endless
reasonable to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. This is a familiar hark back to the rhetoric … verifiable agreements to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon – and they were working. But President Trump withdrew
should not be permitted to develop a nuclear weapon. However, our questions remain unanswered about the objectives
increased public debate in South Korea over independent nuclear capabilities. He pointed to the Washington Declaration … discussions over South Korea’s interest in acquiring nuclear-powered submarines as part of broader efforts to strengthen
back to preventing them from building out a nuclear program that was supposedly obliterated in another military operation
clearly support claims that Iran posed an imminent nuclear threat. Rep. Gomez repeatedly asked Director of National Intelligence … prior testimony that Iran was not building a nuclear weapon. She declined to give a clear
Director Gabbard, there is no imminent threat of nuclear breakout. Did you deliver that assessment to the president … president. REP. BERA: There was no imminent nuclear threat to the United States. There was no evidence
because Iran was two weeks from having a nuclear bomb. Well, beside the fact there is no intelligence … months ago that we had obliterated Iran’s nuclear capability. Well, it can’t be both. The president
terrorism, but let’s remember, we had a nuclear agreement with Iran that put serious constraints … Iranian nuclear program, and Donald Trump tore up that agreement.And when you do that, when you essentially
should never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. We also stand with the people of Iran
past Saturday, that, “We obliterated the regime’s nuclear program.” Well, either we obliterated it or we didn … conventional weapons to shield its plans for a nuclear bomb. “Iran had a conventional gun to our head
have increased amid ongoing disputes over Iran’s nuclear program and political unrest inside the country. Despite
Iran must not be allowed to acquire nuclear capability. Yes, Iran has posed a threat to America