Take Action: Tell Congress to Only Fund Withdrawal from Iraq
The House could vote in the coming weeks on as much as $170 billion to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan through the beginning of 2009.
Many members of Congress are resigned to waiting for the next president to make any significant changes in our Iraq policy. There are obviously challenges to moving anything along in Congress this year, but we need to call on Congress to rise to this occasion and take the kind of bold action that such a tragic foreign policy blunder requires. Take action now!
Update from the Hill: Peace Action West lobby days
Two weeks ago, we combined our efforts with the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability's DC Days for a marathon of lobbying on nuclear weapons, the war in Iraq, diplomacy with Iran, and the US-India nuclear deal. ANA did a fabulous job of coordinating over 100 meetings with congressional staff and administration officials, attended by grassroots groups from all over the country. Read more on Groundswell.
Take Action: Cut all funding for the Reliable Replacement Warhead
The Bush administration and the Department of Energy are asking Congress to fund a new generation of nuclear weapons, the so-called “Reliable Replacement Warhead.” Under the guise of concern about the reliability of our aging stockpile, the Bush administration is pushing for more than $40 million for the Reliable Replacement Warhead.Take action now!
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The House could vote in the coming weeks on as much as $170 billion to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan through the beginning of 2009.
Two weeks ago, we combined our efforts with the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability's DC Days for a marathon of lobbying on nuclear weapons, the war in Iraq, diplomacy with Iran, and the US-India nuclear deal. ANA did a fabulous job of coordinating over 100 meetings with congressional staff and administration officials, attended by grassroots groups from all over the country. 
The Bush administration and the Department of Energy are asking Congress to fund a new generation of nuclear weapons, the so-called “Reliable Replacement Warhead.” Under the guise of concern about the reliability of our aging stockpile, the Bush administration is pushing for more than $40 million for the Reliable Replacement Warhead.
