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'''Defend The Guard''' is model legislation demanding that State governments withhold their National Guards from sending their soldiers to America's congressionally undeclared and illegal wars. It is promoted by [[Bring Our Troops Home]]<ref>https://bringourtroopshome.us/our-mission/</ref> and other constitutionalists who oppose the [[Military Industrial Complex|War Machine]]. | '''Defend The Guard''' is model legislation demanding that State governments withhold their National Guards from sending their soldiers to America's congressionally undeclared (and thus illegal) wars. It is promoted by [[Bring Our Troops Home]]<ref>https://bringourtroopshome.us/our-mission/</ref> and other constitutionalists who oppose the [[Military Industrial Complex|War Machine]]. | ||
It's similar to [[Force The Vote]] in that they're trying to get congresspeople on the record. | It's similar to [[Force The Vote]] in that they're trying to get congresspeople on the record with regards to where they stand on questions of Perpetual War. | ||
Zero U.S. states have passed this act. | Zero U.S. states have passed this act. | ||
Revision as of 17:57, 13 March 2023
Defend The Guard is model legislation demanding that State governments withhold their National Guards from sending their soldiers to America's congressionally undeclared (and thus illegal) wars. It is promoted by Bring Our Troops Home[1] and other constitutionalists who oppose the War Machine.
It's similar to Force The Vote in that they're trying to get congresspeople on the record with regards to where they stand on questions of Perpetual War.
Zero U.S. states have passed this act.