Stop the freefall in defense spending.
   President Bush would have cut defense 25-30 percent over 5 years.
   President Clinton's budget proposals are $25-50 billion below that.
   Defense spending in 1994 is 4.2 percent of the GDP, 18.9 percent of
   the federal budget, the lowest levels since 1940. We now spend more
   each year on interest on the national debt than on our nation's
   defense.


Military Intervention:
   When the Commander-in-Chief order U.S. troops into combat he should
   follow four principles: (1) Don't go in unless there is a clear
   national interest; (2) Don't go in unless you have more to back up
   your forces than you need; (3) Don't go in unless you and the American
   people have the stomach to see the mission all the way through; and
   (4) Know what the end will be.