Council for a Livable World

Political action to reduce nuclear threats

Comstock Challengers: Foreign Policy Matters for Voters Here at Home

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MCLEAN, Va. – Today, leading candidates in the VA-10 Democratic Primary—Lindsey Davis-Stover, Alison Friedman, Dan Helmer and Jennifer Wexton—discussed issues affecting U.S. national security, prosperity and values. The forum was organized by the AAPI Victory Fund, Council for a Livable World, Emgage, Foreign Policy for America, J Street, Latino Victory Fund and NIAC Action. Collectively, the organizations believe […]

CLW Executive Director: President Can Create His Own ‘Magical Moment’

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Council for a Livable World Executive Director and Former Congressman John F. Tierney offers a harsh dose of reality for President Trump following his State of the Union address. “In his inaugural State of the Union address last night, President Donald Trump used characteristically alarming language when discussing North Korea and other […]

Policy Analyst James McKeon’s Op-Ed in Penn Live

Read the full op-ed in Penn Live here.  For decades, nuclear arms control has been one of the few subjects garnering support from both Democrats and Republicans. Regardless of political ideology or preference, lawmakers in Washington and Americans across the country have largely agreed that reducing the risk of nuclear weapons benefits U.S. national security. […]

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