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Mr. Inhofe said the treaty critics highlight the pact's "lack of verification procedures, limitations on our missile defense system, and most importantly our nation's ability to deter nuclear threats on both the United States and our allies."
"This treaty is too important for the full Senate to consider with only a cursory view from those opposed to it," Mr. Inhofe said. "Some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle want to rush this treaty through the Senate. While committee hearings are ending, the fight over this treaty is just beginning."
