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Americans Against Escalation in Iraq

New! Read the Missouri Specific Report by the National Priorities Project, Where Do Your Tax Dollars Go?

New! Read the Missouri Specific Report by the National Priorities Project, "The President's Budget: More for Tax Cuts and War; Failure to Invest in Missouri's Future."

See the full report on costs to Missouri for the Iraq war here. (2007)

Upset by the War?  TAKE ACTION

Tax Day Protests Drew Large Crowds, Press Across Missouri

See the press coverage below!

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Interview with KSHB TV

interviews at KMOX

 

KSMU Radio (NPR)

interviews at Metro Networks

 

Write a Letter to the Editor today on President Bush's upside-down priorities - spending half a trillion on an endless war in Iraq while on October 18th vetoing $35 billion in funding for SCHIP, which provides healthcare to children!

 

On August 29, 2007, Pro-Vote held a town hall meeting to Stop the War in Iraq in Columbia, Missouri. Even though 100 constituents attended, US Rep Kenny Hulshuf refused to show up! (Town hall pictures below)

War is not a family value!

 

Kirkwood residents urge Senator Michael Gibbon's to support the Missouri Anti-Escalation Resolution, SCR 13.

Contact AAEI at moprovote@mindspring.com, 314-531-2288, or call the nearest Pro-Vote office, to sign up to be a spokesperson for your organization at AAEI events or to attend meetings with legislators.

 

In our effort to protect Missouri’s highest priorities, we cannot ignore the toll that the President’s invasion and occupation of Iraq has taken on our ability to invest in Missouri’s future. The war is unpopular, immoral, and unaffordable – both in the immeasurable cost of human lives and in its effect on our ability to craft a budget that invests in Missouri’s future. As a first step toward the ultimate goal of bringing our troops home, Missouri Pro Vote Coalition is helping to lead Americans Against Escalation In Iraq, a diverse coalition of organizations that represent workers, students, academics, veterans and their families, policy experts and activists, who oppose the president’s plan to escalate the war.