White House says defense add-ons hurt long-term security
Unwanted Capitol Hill add-ons to defense spending line items actually harm U.S. national security in the long run by bleeding funds from research and development programs better attuned to the post-Cold War security environment, a panel of top Clinton Administration policymakers charged yesterday...
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