Use of military force abroad

“No More Endless Wars”

“End reckless, open-ended wars”

“End the Endless Wars: I’ll work to sunset outdated Authorizations for Use of Military Force (AUMFs) and require congressional approval for future military actions.”

“Stop endless wars and support our allies.”

“Work to end this war and lower gas prices.”

“Take on utility companies jacking up your rates and work to stop this war and big oil companies driving up gas prices.”

“Stop Endless Wars in the Middle East”

“Abdul is running for Senate to end Donald Trump’s massive price hikes—including taking on Trump’s trade war with Canada and fighting to end the illegal, forever wars that are making life more expensive for Michigan families.”

“I’m running for Senate with a different approach: End the war. Invest Michigan tax dollars in Michigan. End dumb tariffs and bad trade deals. Make stuff here and life affordable again to lighten the load.”

“Patty is an advocate for ending all wars, occupation, and U.S. policies that promote violence abroad when working families continue to suffer at home.”

“I'll put diplomacy first, demand human rights, and end blank-check wars.”

“End self-destructive tariffs and unnecessary wars, which are driving up energy costs and hurting our ability to add energy capacity. Washington has repeatedly taken actions that directly increase costs and reduce affordability for Kansas families. When Washington imposes sweeping tariff taxes without a vote, the bill lands on Kansas farmers, manufacturers, and families in the form of higher prices on everything from equipment and fertilizer to groceries. The Constitution gives Congress responsibility over trade, and Congress should use it. Adam would prevent future administrations from harming Kansans by requiring congressional approval for new tariffs, and to publish the real cost to American families before those tariffs take effect. This is not a partisan idea. Kansas’s own Senator Jerry Moran has joined a bipartisan bill, the Trade Review Act, led by Republican Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, to require exactly that.”

“A vote for me is a vote to end tariffs, and it’s a vote to end the war”

“It was clear that I am the only candidate in the race that will stop the tariffs and endless wars, take on the ballooning national debt, and invest in our rural clinics and public schools.”

“Oppose costly foreign wars and foreign government bailouts.”

“And we need to push back on the current administration’s penchant for war that threatens the lives of our servicemen and women, and keeps gas prices at home rising even higher.”

“Democrats used to stand against reckless wars, valuing oversight, restraint, and putting America’s interests first. It’s time to get back to that.”

“Russia and China are real threats, and we need a plan to deal with those threats without dragging us into another endless war. That means supporting Ukraine and our NATO allies, paying attention to Asia, and rebuilding trust with the international community.”

“I will always stand against pointless wars that cost American lives and hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars.”

“It also means we need to call out our own country’s actions. I oppose illegal and unnecessary wars. What’s happened in Iran and with the boats coming from Venezuela – and what this administration is hinting at with possible military action in Greenland and Cuba – is a dangerous abuse of power and violates international law. Bare minimum, we need congressional oversight and our international allies to agree before we go to war.”

“Taking care of the men and women who serve our country in war isn’t an option, it’s our duty. We need to make sure the people who served this country get the care they need, not start new wars that we don’t need.”

“Patty supports foreign policy based on diplomacy rather than warfare, international cooperation rather than domination, and respect for human rights, not corporate or military profits.”

“Renewed emphasis on diplomacy and peace-making”

“Angela is running to end the blank checks for war, bombs, and weapons, and to demand that money be reinvested in our communities where it belongs. War is not a foreign policy. As one of the most powerful nations in the world, we should lead with diplomacy at the center of our foreign policy.”

“I'll put diplomacy first, demand human rights, and end blank-check wars.”

“End self-destructive tariffs and unnecessary wars, which are driving up energy costs and hurting our ability to add energy capacity. Washington has repeatedly taken actions that directly increase costs and reduce affordability for Kansas families. When Washington imposes sweeping tariff taxes without a vote, the bill lands on Kansas farmers, manufacturers, and families in the form of higher prices on everything from equipment and fertilizer to groceries. The Constitution gives Congress responsibility over trade, and Congress should use it. Adam would prevent future administrations from harming Kansans by requiring congressional approval for new tariffs, and to publish the real cost to American families before those tariffs take effect. This is not a partisan idea. Kansas’s own Senator Jerry Moran has joined a bipartisan bill, the Trade Review Act, led by Republican Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, to require exactly that.”

“At a time when Donald Trump is putting our troops in harm’s way and trampling our Constitution, we need leaders who will prioritize diplomacy, passion, and empathy.”

“Prioritize diplomacy, de-escalation, and long-term stability, with military action only as a last resort with clear objectives and accountability.”

“This is why Darializa will fight to invest our tax dollars in programs that support children and their families, instead of spend billions to bomb foreign countries.”

“Darializa will fight to divest the billions of taxpayer dollars we spend on senseless wars abroad, and invest those funds in child tax credits, baby bonds, and more.”

“We must stop funding the bombing of children and families overseas, and start funding the programs here at home that can support our children reaching their full potential instead.”

“Dembo will fight to spend money here at home, not on reckless wars overseas.”

“Redirect resources from endless wars to investing in working families at home.”

“Angela is running to end the blank checks for war, bombs, and weapons, and to demand that money be reinvested in our communities where it belongs. War is not a foreign policy. As one of the most powerful nations in the world, we should lead with diplomacy at the center of our foreign policy.”

“I'll put diplomacy first, demand human rights, and end blank-check wars.”

“Recortar significativamente el presupuesto del Pentágono de un billón de dólares El Pentágono falla continuamente en las auditorías mientras la industria de defensa se enriquece cada vez más y nuestros impuestos se usan para alimentar conflictos en el extranjero. Es hora de recortar drásticamente el inflado presupuesto del Pentágono y repriorizar en qué gasta el Congreso nuestro dinero. Es hora de enfocarnos en la salud, no en las bombas.”

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“I’m fighting to make sure veterans’ healthcare and veterans’ programs are fully funded, rather than spending money on endless wars in the Middle East.”

“True leadership means working for peace, not preparing for endless war. The United States has spent over $8 trillion on war since 2001, often with little accountability and devastating consequences. We've also failed to recognize and prevent the devastation of genocidal wars claiming the lives of millions from Palestine and Sudan to the Congo and Tigray. It's time to reimagine our global role: not as a militarized empire, but as a champion of diplomacy, human rights, and peacebuilding. We need to end the blank checks for endless war and reallocate that funding towards diplomacy abroad and housing, education, and healthcare here at home.”

“How will we afford this? First, by taxing billionaires and corporations at least as much as we tax ourselves. And second, by stopping spending billions on senseless wars. If we can afford to pay $1 billion a day on a war on the other side of the world, we can afford to provide the services people need here at home to live safe, healthy, and dignified lives.”

“The central theme of my platform is real security. Security is the condition of being able to count on the future. This means investing in the basics we all depend on throughout our lives — housing, healthcare, family care, and good jobs — rather than wasting money on pointless wars that only bring more enemies and uncertainty.”

“Virginians deserve a member of Congress who will invest here at home and work to lower our costs, not fund endless wars.”

“Fight poverty, not wars: True safety and security in the U.S. depends on peace and diplomacy across the world. Claire will fight to redirect military funding back home, guaranteeing healthcare through Medicare for All, addressing the climate crisis through a just transition to renewable energy, and shifting our international efforts to support sustainable development and debt relief.”

“Invest our tax dollars at home We send billions of our tax dollars to countries on the other side of the world that, unlike us, have universal health care and free higher education, all while our families at home are struggling to make ends meet. Foreign aid for those suffering from extreme poverty and natural disasters is important, but when it comes to war or bailing out other countries, we must get our priorities straight and invest in our own communities, people, and country.”

“She will fight back against the Trump Administration’s attempts to slash education and healthcare funding to pay for forever wars — because our taxpayer dollars should be used to provide access to healthcare and education at home.”

“End the Endless Wars: I’ll work to sunset outdated Authorizations for Use of Military Force (AUMFs) and require congressional approval for future military actions.”

“It also means we need to call out our own country’s actions. I oppose illegal and unnecessary wars. What’s happened in Iran and with the boats coming from Venezuela – and what this administration is hinting at with possible military action in Greenland and Cuba – is a dangerous abuse of power and violates international law. Bare minimum, we need congressional oversight and our international allies to agree before we go to war.”

“Instead of being drawn into dumb wars with bad allies, rebuild our communities, lead with diplomacy, and restore Congress’s constitutional authority over the decision to go to war.”

“I will fight to reassert Congressional authority established in Article I, Section 8, and stop Donald Trump’s illegal war.”

“Ending the illegal wars that are driving up costs: We cannot ignore that Americans back home are paying for Trump’s wars and interventions. With no end in sight, gas prices will only continue to rise, as will other goods as the supply chain continues to break down. Congress must reassert their war powers and bring stability back to our economy.”

“I’m working to pass a War Powers Resolution under the War Powers Act to constrain the ability of Donald Trump to continue this reckless war of choice in the Middle East that has a huge cost associated with it.”

“Demand Congressional oversight of military measures, stopping Trump’s unchecked actions without a strategic plan and clear exit strategy.”

“As information continues to emerge about the situation in Venezuela, we know one thing is true: nobody wants another unjustified, unconstitutional war that Congress didn’t approve. Iowans are tired of never ending wars.”

“End the war on drugs and extrajudicial killings: Claire will fight to pass a War Powers Resolution to end the illegal, ongoing extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean and oppose any future unilateral military interventions in Latin America under the guise of the war on drugs.”

“The United States must defend our country, stand with our allies, uphold democracy and human rights, and pursue diplomacy wherever possible. Military force should never be used without lawful authority, clear objectives, and an honest plan for what comes next. Congress must reclaim its constitutional responsibility for decisions of war and peace, because service members and their families should never pay the price for political recklessness.”

“Marni opposes Trump’s unauthorized wars that rip away, and she’ll work to rebuild America’s alliances and standing in the world.”

“I will demand real accountability on how and why we commit to military engagements, and I will not support open-ended wars with no defined path to resolution.”

“Prioritize diplomacy, de-escalation, and long-term stability, with military action only as a last resort with clear objectives and accountability.”

“But when we send Americans into harm’s way, we owe them a clear mission. The Department of Defense has failed to provide that.”

“After 20 years of war in the Middle East, she is committed to ensuring we are not sending the next generation into endless conflicts without a clear mission, strategy, and path forward.”

“Demand Congressional oversight of military measures, stopping Trump’s unchecked actions without a strategic plan and clear exit strategy.”

“The United States must defend our country, stand with our allies, uphold democracy and human rights, and pursue diplomacy wherever possible. Military force should never be used without lawful authority, clear objectives, and an honest plan for what comes next. Congress must reclaim its constitutional responsibility for decisions of war and peace, because service members and their families should never pay the price for political recklessness.”

“American leadership for too long has been defined by the violent impact we have on other nations. We must immediately dismantle the military industrial complex, cease all imperialist foreign policy, and end all U.S. led efforts for regime-change.”

“An End to Regime Change”

“End destructive wars and targeted military operations that fuel political instability and displacement across the globe.”

“Support mediation through the United Nations: Aggression and war are not sustainable or moral forms of negotiation. We should commit to ending military interventions and resolving conflicts through diplomacy and international bodies like the United Nations.”

“Claire will fight to end this unchecked militarism and interventionism, including the cruel embargo on Cuba, and instead support civil and diplomatic solutions to shared problems. Claire will uphold and advance Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez's legacy of fighting for Latin America with policy rooted in diplomacy and sovereignty.”

“End the war on drugs and extrajudicial killings: Claire will fight to pass a War Powers Resolution to end the illegal, ongoing extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean and oppose any future unilateral military interventions in Latin America under the guise of the war on drugs.”

“We must also act immediately to end the endless wars and illegal boat attacks started by Donald Trump and eagerly executed by Hegseth. Congress must do its Constitutional Duty to authorize funding and oversee the Department of Defense and national security agencies.”

“We must stop funding the bombing of children and families overseas, and start funding the programs here at home that can support our children reaching their full potential instead.”

“Protection of civilians”

“Politicians in both parties have said there’s money for war, but not anything for Social Security, childcare, or education. That’s a lie. We need to get our priorities straight: stop bombing kids overseas, start delivering for American families.”

“Every President in modern history has avoided Congressional oversight while conducting bombing campaigns and military expeditions abroad. Congress is supposed to act as a check and balance on Presidential war-making authority, but has failed to live up to its responsibility year after year. We must immediately reduce the U.S. military footprint abroad and invest in addressing the root causes of systemic violence across the world.”

“Reducing U.S. military bases abroad: While domestic climate programs are essential for reducing U.S. emissions, we cannot overlook the role the U.S. military plays as one of the world's largest drivers of climate change. With nearly 800 bases internationally, their emissions footprint exceeds that of many countries. Reducing foreign bases offers many benefits: it can lower emissions, reverse environmental damage caused by decades of occupation, and help de-escalate tensions abroad by signaling a shift from a foreign policy of domination to diplomatic engagement. The money saved can be reinvested in international climate solutions or in critical domestic needs such as healthcare, schools, or public transit.”

“Right now, politicians in Washington have gotten us into another foreign war with no clear plan, no objectives, and no exit strategy.”

“They spend your money on a war you didn’t ask for, didn’t vote for, and don’t need.”

“Small businesses are the heartbeat of New Hampshire’s economy and facing serious challenges from Donald Trump’s war and tariffs that are driving up the cost of everything”

“For too long, our foreign policy has been driven by bloated defense budgets and interventionist impulses.”