The Idaho Senate passed the Defend the Guard Act in a 27-8 vote in the hopes of holding Congress accountable to their Article I, Section 8 duty.
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State Senator Wendy Rogers, a twenty-year U.S. Air Force veteran and lead sponsor of the Defend the Guard Act in Arizona, has an op-ed responding to false attacks about the bill.
The editorial board of The Washington Times endorses passage of the Defend the Guard Act in state legislatures as a necessity to returning accountability to U.S. foreign policy.
Del. Pat McGeehan of West Virginia, who first introduced the Defend the Guard Act in 2015, is both discouraged by how much Middle America has suffered during the Global War on Terror but is hopeful for the bill's passage in the new year.
Following the bill's passage in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, Will Cain, Pete Hegseth, and Kayleigh McEnany agree that states have a role in preventing their National Guard from being sent on unconstitutional military deployments.
The international alliance system and the needs of current, undeclared U.S. combat operations do not supercede the U.S. Constitution and American citizens' right to a responsive, representative government, says the founder of the Bring Our Troops Home.
Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky, a principled conservative and committed non-interventionist, endorsed passage of the Defend the Guard Act and promised to give assistance from Capitol Hill.
Biotech entrepreneur and Republican presidential contender Vivek Ramaswamy has become the first 2024 major party candidate to endorse the Defend the Guard Act.
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