Ask your Representative to take prominent public positions on key questions of foreign policy

Most Congressional candidates this year said little or nothing on their websites about foreign policy.

For a detailed review of campaign websites, see the report linked at the bottom of this page.

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A review by RootsAction.org has found that most Congressional campaign websites had no section on foreign policy. With militarism taking up the majority of federal discretionary spending, I urge you, as your constituent, to take prominent public positions on key questions of foreign policy and spending priorities, on both your Congressional and campaign websites, as well as in your public appearances.

Please make known your positions on these questions and others you consider important:

--What percentage of government spending should go to war and war preparations?

--Which wars will you work to end or continue or start?

--Which treaties or international agreements do you support joining or abandoning?

--Which bases will you try to close or maintain or open?

--What nuclear weapons do you want to see the United States build or dismantle?

--What secret agencies do you want to support or abolish?

--Should presidents continue to kill people with missile strikes including from drones?

--Which nations should the United States sell weapons to or give military training to or give military funding to?

--What sort of economic conversion program from militarism to green energy or other peaceful endeavors would you support, if any?

Thank you.

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Background:
>> RootsAction: Foreign Policy Was Missing from Most 2020 Democratic Campaign Websites