We’ve just conducted the largest straw poll imaginable for #DefendTheGuard—with over two MILLION participants! 🗳️ As part of the Texas Republican primary, voters were presented with Proposition 6: “The Texas Legislature should prohibit the deployment of the Texas National Guard to a foreign conflict unless Congress first formally declares war.” In a Texas-sized landslide, 84% of the electorate agreed! 🇺🇸 The Defend the Guard Act—which our organization has gotten introduced in over 30 states this year—is overwhelmingly popular with Americans! The people are tired of fighting endless, undeclared war and they want the integrity of their National Guard defended!

"Libertarians at the moment, I kind of think, are stronger than we've ever been in terms of having a cultural presence in the national conversation," says @ComicDaveSmith. He credits that strength to mobilizing opposition to endless wars, adding that "We've had local wins with things like @DefendTheGuard."

1776 Law Center Annual Conference Guest Speakers @AMercouris & @AXChristoforou of @TheDuranReal Larry Johnson of Sonar21 on intel reform @DanielLDavis1 & @JamesWebb_16 on military reform @NCIUniversity on Psyops @Peoples_Pundit on the future of American voters 1776lawcenter.com

What if governors started refusing to send National Guard troops into undeclared wars overseas? Eric Brakey explains why he believes the Constitution is already on our side and why almost nobody in power wants to touch this issue.

As senator for district 41, using state power to stop unconstitutional wars will be a priority for me. And please Share share share! We are grassroots & we’re taking on a very powerful entity. Word of mouth is our greatest weapon.

Yesterday @RepThomasMassie officially endorsed the #DefendTheGuard Act. This bill would prohibit the deployment of a state’s National Guard units into active combat without a declaration of war by Congress, as required by Article I, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution. Rep. Massie is the third sitting member of Congress to endorse this legislation, following @RandPaul and @RepGosar. Our team of veterans at #BringOurTroopsHome has successfully organized the introduction of Defend the Guard bills in 24 states—in March, our bill passed the Arizona Senate with unanimous Republican support. Special thanks to @TRHLofficial who hosted the Twitter space where this audio was clipped from, and to  @MLiamMcCollum for asking the question. Read Rep. Massie’s full statement and listen to the audio below: “I have heard of it, and I love it. I've heard from some states, I actually had a legislator, a state senator, call me. One of the problems he said they have with passing this legislation is they get it to the floor [and] that some general will come in and testify and lobby in his uniform and intimidate the legislators. And then they'll say, 'Oh your Guard won't get as much money in your state if you do that. And we'll shut down this military contractor here,' and they go around, and not everybody falls for it, but a lot of them do. In fact, my Chief of Staff, Matt Gurtler, was a former Georgia state legislator. And he says they did that to them in Georgia. They tried to do it to him; I'm sure he didn't go for the pressure campaign. So, the question this state senator had for me is there any way I can help? And there may be some way, where we can bring this up in a hearing or something, or send a letter to [the] military, kind of brush them back from this pressure campaign where they threaten—maybe not explicitly but implicitly—and then scare all the state legislators against voting for it. But I love the legislation.” We must not allow generals to bully or intimidate the people’s representatives from following the law! We will end our unconstitutional endless wars. Thank you for your support Thomas Massie! 🇺🇸

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