Congress, follow @harrisonmann.bsky.social’s advice. If you want to stop Trump’s reckless and illegal war on Iran, don’t fund it.
You can send Congress the same message here 👇
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Mann warns that Hegseth’s appalling rhetoric on the war in Iran is a “comical reflection of something much darker, which is him trying to transform the military into a militia that is personally loyal to Trump.”
Impeach Pete Hegseth.
Our @harrisonmann.bsky.social joined CNN to discuss Pete Hegseth’s dangerous Christian nationalist vision for the U.S. military.
Hegseth is supposed to be protecting the American people, not using our military to enable a reckless authoritarian.
Ad ad in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette calling out Senator John Fetterman for his support for Trump's war in Iran.
New ad from @winwithoutwar.bsky.social in today's @post-gazette.com calling out @fetterman.senate.gov for his support for Trump's Iran war.
#NotOneMoreDime
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We are pleased to welcome our new @scovillepf.bsky.social Fellow Allie Hansen, who is working with us at Win Without War Education Fund on issues of arms transfers, cluster munitions, and imagining a more just and peaceful U.S. foreign policy. Welcome, Allie!
The heart of Trump’s political project: warfare over healthcare and daycare.
Not another dime for Trump’s illegal wars on Iran, in Latin America, and across the world.
Trump's speech tonight was the speech of a president who can't figure out what to do about the disastrous war he started.
Congress should choose for him: end this war before it becomes an even bigger catastrophe.
Congress needs to step in and end this war now.
Trump has openly threatened to target civilian infrastructure in Iran, including desalination facilities and power plants. Strikes on these facilities would cut off millions of Iranians from access to vital resources. They would also likely be war crimes. www.amnesty.org/en/latest/ne...
U.S. aircraft also dropped anti-tank landmines in Iran, spreading them indiscriminately across an area the size of over 20 football fields. Most countries ban the use of landmines, because they kill civilians at a shocking rate for decades after they are deployed.
On the same day that a U.S. missile killed 168 people at a girls’ school in Minab, Hegseth’s Pentagon also struck another school in Iran, killing 21 people and injuring over 100.
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The Trump administration's most consistent strategy is “maximum cruelty, all the time,” and its war in Iran is no different. Iranian civilians are bearing the brunt of this disastrous war, suffering the consequences of this administration's negligence and outright lawlessness. 🧵
This past Saturday, Win Without War Deputy Director Shayna Lewis stood before thousands at Chicago’s No Kings protest and spoke directly to Congress: "Our message...is simple. NO ICE. NO war. NO Kings. Watch the full speech here: winwithoutwar.org/no-ice-no-wa...
Americans don’t want our hard-earned money funding President Trump’s personal agenda of endless war and authoritarian violence. Join millions of us tomorrow, Saturday March 28th, to remind Trump that the US has #NoKings. You can find your local No Kings protest here: www.nokings.org?SQF_SOURCE=w...
Our own @harrisonmann.bsky.social kicks off his new Zeteo column by envisioning the necessary steps to end this awful war.
X post from Lisa Kashinsky: “Gallego becomes the latest potential 2028er to reject AIPAC money, via @DashaBurns,” followed by screenshot of article: “FIRST IN PLAYBOOK - BACKING AWAY FROM AIPAC: Another high-profile Democrat is distancing himself from AIPAC, the pro-Israel lobbying group funnelling tens of millions of dollars into midterm primaries nationwide (and scoring limited results). Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) tells Playbook's Dasha Burns on this week's episode of "The Conversation" that he "wouldn't take AIPAC money." Doing so, he said, would be akin to "endorsing what's happening right now." He called Israeli settlement in the West Bank and wars in the region “disgusting.””
More of this. Thank you, @gallego.senate.gov. At a time when so many people feel unheard, choosing to lead with principle matters.
Trump Wants $200 Billion For His Disastrous War Washington – In response to reports that the Pentagon is seeking $200 billion in supplemental funding for President Trump’s war with Iran, Win Without War Policy Director Sam Ratner released the following statement: “Today is the 23rd anniversary of the start of the Iraq War, a generational disaster that killed thousands of U.S. troops, hundreds of thousands of civilians, and gobbled up trillions of taxpayer dollars. When George W. Bush first sought extra money to fund that illegal war of choice, the supplemental appropriation for the war came to an eye-popping $54.4 billion – a little under $100 billion in today’s dollars. Today, Donald Trump wants to see Bush’s bad bet and double it, wasting $200 billion of taxpayer money on a criminal Middle East war that no one wants. Congress shouldn’t give him a dime. “Trump’s war with Iran is already a disaster. 13 U.S. servicemembers dead. Thousands of Iranians killed, including over 160 schoolchildren, teachers, and parents in a school struck by a U.S. missile. Bombs falling on a dozen countries in the region. Gas prices through the roof. All with no end in sight. And now, the Pentagon is saying that it needs $200 billion more in taxpayer money to continue a war Trump never should have started in the first place. “That money could reverse many of the brutal cuts Trump has inflicted on our communities, covering Medicaid for some 25 million Americans or constructing roughly 800,000 units of affordable housing. Instead, Trump wants to use it to line the pockets of weapons makers and continue a catastrophic war. “Donald Trump started an illegal war, and now he wants $1,500 from every household in the United States to pay for it. Congress needs to tell him no.”
Our statement on news that Donald Trump wants $200 billion of taxpayer money for his disastrous war in Iran:
Trump’s sycophants on the Hill can’t block this debate forever. Congress must pass a war powers resolution to end Trump’s illegal Iran war.
Some lawmakers may not have made up their minds about ending this already disastrous war.
But every member of Congress has to answer: Will you sit back as Trump’s war causes more death, more escalation, and higher costs for everyone else?
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And now the administration is preparing to ask for tens of billions more — possibly up to $200B — to keep this war going. tinyurl.com/200BSuppleme...
They started this war without a vote. Now they want taxpayers to foot the bill after the fact.
Because this whole war has happened without Congressional approval.
There’s been no debate on sending 2,500 Marines to the Middle East, and no vote to strike hundreds of Iranian targets including an elementary school. But thousands are already dead, including civilians and 13 U.S. servicemembers.
Last night, the Senate again had a chance to act on Trump’s illegal war in Iran.
It didn’t. But @booker.senate.gov, @kaine.senate.gov, @chrismurphyct.bsky.social, @schiff.senate.gov, @baldwin.senate.gov & @duckworth.senate.gov brought a war powers resolution to the floor.
Why?
Heart-wrenching depiction of the human toll of Trump's illegal, unnecessary war on a whim.
Happening now!
This administration has only more war and grift in store. Tell Congress: Not another dime for this disastrous war
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And now the administration is preparing to ask Congress for $50 billion more to keep this war going — money that could instead go to things like extending ACA premium subsidies for millions or covering Medicaid for hundreds of thousands of children.
The Minab strike is now being linked to outdated targeting data. But it is also the result of this president’s destructive war of choice, which has killed thousands in Iran and across the region, including 13 US servicemembers, and caused a global economic catastrophe.
