Imaginary Nuclear Gaps Are Fueling Bad Policy

The piece argues that claims of a looming nuclear deterrence gap are overstated and politically useful for expanding bureaucracy and spending. It pushes back on alarmist thinking that treats every challenge as proof the U.S. needs more overreach, not more discipline. The real issue is not fantasy gap-chasing, but maintaining a credible deterrent without turning national security into a blank check for the defense establishment. Read more about this...