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October 17, 2019

1,000 Days of Trump’s Nuclear Policy

October 17, 2019 marks the 1,000th day of the Trump administration. In just 1,000 days, President Trump has done a great deal of damage to arms control and the cause of diplomacy, and the nuclear challenges facing this nation have grown worse. Join us in supporting leaders who are committed to reducing nuclear threats to […]

Posted in: Blog

July 15, 2019

Key House Votes on H.R. 2500 Fiscal Year 2020 National Defense Authorization Bill

By John Isaacs * after vote number indicates CLW support Amendment approved 219-210: Vote #17* Omar (D-MN) revised amendment requiring a report on financial costs and national security benefits for overseas military operations, including permanent military installations and bases. Amendment approved 240-185: Vote #26* Adam Smith (D-WA), Khanna (D-CA), Schiff (CA), Jayapal (WA) amendment prohibiting […]

Posted in: Blog, Political Analysis

June 26, 2019

5 Reasons Why You Should #NukeVote2020

By Anna Schumann The 2020 Democratic presidential primary is officially underway. We expect to hear from the candidates about a lot of important issues, like health care, the environment and government spending. But we also hope to hear a lot about nuclear weapons policy issues — not only because policy surrounding the world’s most dangerous […]

Posted in: Blog, Political Analysis

June 20, 2019

Important House Victories on Key Nuclear Weapons Issues: Key Votes on Fiscal Year 2020 Department of Defense Appropriations Bill

By John Isaacs Elections have consequences. Having Democrats as chairs of key committees — Rep. Adam Smith (WA) on Armed Services, Pete Visclosky (IN) on Defense Appropriations and Nita Lowey (NY) on the full Appropriations Committee — has consequences. The new House of Representatives last evening voted against funding the low yield W76-2 nuclear warhead […]

Posted in: Blog, Political Analysis

June 14, 2019

4 Reasons Why We Don’t Need “Low-Yield” Nukes

The Trump Administration wants new “low-yield” or “tactical” nuclear weapons, arguing they will better deter America’s adversaries and make nuclear war less likely. Here are four reasons why we don’t need them.  

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