HOUSE SET TO VOTE (WITHOUT DEBATE) ON RECKLESS IRAN RESOLUTION - CONTACT YOUR MEMBER TODAY!
The House is scheduled to vote tomorrow on H. Res. 568, introduced in March during the AIPAC policy conference and since then a centerpiece of AIPAC lobbying. It is an Iran-focused resolution that seeks to lower the bar for war, to tie the President's hands in negotiations, and to effectively take all options, except the military option, off the table. It appears to be no coincidence that this resolution is being brought to a vote now, just as a new round of Iran diplomacy is set to take place on May 23.
In this election season, members of Congress are under intense pressure. You need to let members of Congress know that they have engaged, active constituents, like you, who want them to do the right thing - not just the politically expedient thing - on issues of vital importance to the U.S. and Israel, including the policy on Iran.
Click here to use your zip code to find your member of Congress.
Call the House switchboard (202) 224-3121 to get the number for your member of Congress.
PS: For a summary of the specific flaws in H. Res. 568 (and S. Res. 380), as well as suggested ways these flaws could be fixed if Congress held hearings on these resolutions, see here.
In this election season, members of Congress are under intense pressure. You need to let members of Congress know that they have engaged, active constituents, like you, who want them to do the right thing - not just the politically expedient thing - on issues of vital importance to the U.S. and Israel, including the policy on Iran.
Click here to use your zip code to find your member of Congress.
Call the House switchboard (202) 224-3121 to get the number for your member of Congress.
PS: For a summary of the specific flaws in H. Res. 568 (and S. Res. 380), as well as suggested ways these flaws could be fixed if Congress held hearings on these resolutions, see here.