Last week, the House took up the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). This legislation would provide almost $735 billion in defense spending, an increase of $131 billion during Donald Trump’s presidency. This funding will go directly towards: our endless wars in Afghanistan and other countries perpetuating the war in Yemen developing and deploying new nuclear weapons banning transgender troops and keeping Guantanamo Bay open, among other things We need military policy that supports our values while supporting our military. I could not vote for this bill. If you agree it’s time to stop funding endless wars, join me and add your name now: ADD YOUR NAME We can’t allow Trump and Republicans to keep using our defense budget to fund their discriminatory policies, like banning transgender troops. Join me now and stand against discriminatory policies and funding for endless wars. STAND WITH ME: https://act.myngp.com/nadler/ndaa Thank you for making your voice heard, Jerry     CONTRIBUTE Jerry Nadler is a Representative to Congress who works for the voters of New York City’s 10th Congressional District. As Chair of the House Judiciary Committee, Jerry has oversight over some of the most important issues facing America. Jerry strongly believes in justice for all and a democracy that represents people, not special interests. Click here to chip in and help Jerry keep fighting for us in Congress.

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