Is America being made Less Safe Unconstitutionally?

By now most Americans are aware of a grave national security decision that will make America weaker to deter foreign nuclear threats. The most feared country in the world with the greatest deterrent to global chaos has just laid down its guns and for what? To appease the international community and hope that a belligerent North Korea and Iran will say, "Ok, we no longer want nuclear weapons." The naivety of such foreign policy is illogical and suicidal.

As I stated on the radio yesterday, if the Chicago street-gang Gangster Disciples laid down their guns, the Vice-Lords would not lay down their guns also. The Vice-Lords will open fire on a stupid group of unarmed Gangster Disciples. North Korea and Iran are not going to stop pursuing nuclear weapons because we are stupid enough to get rid of ours.

In fact, the nuclear weapons that Russia agreed to get rid of were already planned to be disposed of because they were either outdated or unaffordable. Therefore, we are giving up weapons we would normally keep, while they are eliminating weapons they were never going to keep. It appears the Administration has finally gotten a taste of what Americans have been receiving the last several months - the old bait-and-switch.

Now to the constitutionality of this all we turn to Article II, Section II of the U.S. Constitution, which reads: "[The President] shall have Power, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, to make Treaties, provided two thirds of the Senators present concur;

The U.S. Senate must do its job and stop this national security disaster before Americans join the list of endangered species. For once the Senate must stand up for the Constitution, for national security, for American peace and posterity.