From Tulsi Gabbard <[email protected]>
Subject My vote against perpetuating the New Cold War
Date August 8, 2020 5:07 PM
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--Tulsi Gabbard for President--

Aloha Jack,

When I first ran for Congress in 2012, I knew that we needed to bring our troops home from Afghanistan and made that a central focus of my campaign. After two decades of fighting in a war that has no clear objective, cost thousands of lives, and continues to cost taxpayers at least $4 billion a month, most Democrats and Republicans want to continue this war. This is why I voted against this year’s National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) - a $740.1 Billion defense bill that disproportionately benefits the military industrial complex, continues to escalate the new Cold War, and needlessly continues our decades-long war in Afghanistan.

Unfortunately, this bill passed the House with bipartisan support.

Nevertheless, as a senior member of the House Armed Services Committee, I fought hard to get many provisions added to the bill, including:

* improving the quality of life for servicemembers and military families,
* addressing sexual assault in the military;
* providing transparency of the devastating humanitarian impact of U.S. sanctions,
* allowing servicemembers to use over-the-counter hemp products,
* and helping to mitigate and reduce the environmental threats that impact our troops.


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We have much work ahead of us. I will continue to do all I can to bring our troops home from Afghanistan, work to end the new Cold War and nuclear arms proliferation, and ensure the safety, prosperity, and well-being of the American people and our planet.

Now, it’s time for Congress and this Administration to do the same.

Mahalo and be well,
Tulsi


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