[1]Pramila Jayapal
John, the U.S.
House passed yet another military budget increase last week: $808 billion.
That’s billions more than any of Trump’s military budgets. And it’s
billions more than last year’s military spending bill.
I voted NO on the military budget. Congress should NOT be increasing an
already bloated pentagon budget. It should be spending money on
guaranteeing health care for all, funding clean energy, raising wages,
investing in child care and education, fighting for our unions and labor
protections, and so much more.
[ [link removed] ]If you agree, please add your name to my call to cut the military
budget by 10% and invest in our people and our planet. We must send a
message to Washington D.C. that health care, education, and clean energy
are our priorities.
[ [link removed] ]Add your name
I’ve championed a 10% cut to the defense budget for years. I voted with
more than 70 of my colleagues to slash the budget. $80+ billion could do
so much for our country, at a time when we must invest in our public
health infrastructure, our fight against climate change, and our social
safety net.
Our country must redefine and reimagine what it means to be strong. Being
strong is NOT giving more money to a bloated Pentagon budget that is
already larger than the following 11 countries’ military budgets combined.
Our fight for transformative change is only as powerful as the grassroots
movement behind it. Are you with me?
[ [link removed] ]Sign on today to call on Congress to slash the military budget and fund
health care, climate, education, and child care initiatives.
[ [link removed] ]Add your name
Thank you for fighting for a better future.
In solidarity,
Pramila
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