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ABM Treaty

• Eastman: President Bush’s Christmas Present

  December 3, 2001 :: John C. Eastman

  Director of the Claremont Institute Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence and Professor of Law at Chapman University, John Eastman, on President Bush’s announcement that the United States would be withdrawing from the ABM Treaty.
  

Cruise Missile Defenses

• Our Founding Principles and Ballistic Missile Defense

  March 10, 2004 :: John Grant

  Claremont Institute Fellow John Grant reminds us why our founding principles require us to defend against ballistic missile attack.
  

Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Weapons

• Missile Defense: Now More Than Ever

  October 10, 1997 :: Brian T. Kennedy

  The end of the Cold War hasn’t decreased the risks of nuclear attack. In fact, changes inside Russia show that the United States needs a ballistic missile defense now more than ever.
  

Maneuverable Warheads

• Missile Defense: Now More Than Ever

  October 10, 1997 :: Brian T. Kennedy

  The end of the Cold War hasn’t decreased the risks of nuclear attack. In fact, changes inside Russia show that the United States needs a ballistic missile defense now more than ever.
  

Morality and Natural Law

• In Memoriam: An Unsung Hero of the Cold War: William T. Lee

  November 4, 2002 

  William T. Lee, former Senior Intelligence Officer during the Cold War and tireless advocate of national missile defense, has died. In addition to serving his country in intelligence, Mr. Lee wrote six books and numerous articles, notably on the ballistic missile defenses of the Soviet Union and Russia. The Center for Security Policy has posted this tribute.
  

Progressivism

• In Memoriam: An Unsung Hero of the Cold War: William T. Lee

  November 4, 2002 

  William T. Lee, former Senior Intelligence Officer during the Cold War and tireless advocate of national missile defense, has died. In addition to serving his country in intelligence, Mr. Lee wrote six books and numerous articles, notably on the ballistic missile defenses of the Soviet Union and Russia. The Center for Security Policy has posted this tribute.
  
• Clinton Administration’s Forked-Tongued Defense Initiative

  March 17, 1999 :: Brian T. Kennedy

  President Clinton has agreed reluctantly not to veto the National Defense Act of 1999, but the White House is working behind the scenes to block missile defense for at least a decade.
  

Terrorism

• Understanding the Need for a National Missile Defense After 9-11

  January 3, 2003 :: Brian T. Kennedy

  Brian Kennedy considers how superpower politics could have been behind the attacks of 9-11, and why missile defense remains as important as ever.