10-year spending projections for Biden’s reconciliation bill v. Pentagon budgetSpeaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°123 | 19 October 2021
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Corruption is a bipartisan problem but has a bipartisan solutionSpeaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°122 | 14 October 2021
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Military contractor cash matters, even on non-budget votesSpeaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°121 | 11 October 2021
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Since July, $25M worth of military gear has gone to police through the 1033 programSpeaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°120 | 5 October 2021
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US will give 3x more money to Israeli military than UN Green Climate Fund in FY2022Speaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°119 | 4 October 2021
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Per year, the Pentagon budget is more expensive than the reconciliation billSpeaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°118 | 29 September 2021
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Military contractor cash matters, regardless of party affiliationSpeaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°117 | 28 September 2021
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House Dems who voted against Pentagon budget cuts took 3.7x more military industry cash than their peers, on averageSpeaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°116 | 24 September 2021
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Over half of Pentagon spending since FY2001 went to the private sectorSpeaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°115 | 20 September 2021
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Four amendments to repeal/curtail the 1033 program have been proposedSpeaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°114 | 17 September 2021
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Do Barbara Lee and Mark Pocan have the votes to reduce Pentagon spending?Speaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°113 | 15 September 2021
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How House Republicans and Democrats voted on the last 8 Pentagon budgets Speaking Security Newsletter | Advisory Note for Organizers and Candidates, n°112 | 14 September 2021
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