Stating the Bush administration is not against multilateral arms control agreements as a national security tool, J.D. Crouch, the newly-appointed assistant secretary of defense for international security policy, told reporters today the administration is looking at how arms control deals can be valuable -- or not valuable -- in achieving national security policy. Crouch's office has been resurrected under the Bush administration after it was folded into another policy office during the Clinton administration. Crouch is responsible for providing policy...
