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77 Reps Say Yes to Diplomacy

Though the latest military authorization bill has troubling implications for the U.S. relationship with Iran, a record-high number of representatives stood up for diplomacy with Iran by voting for Rep. Barbara Lee’s (CA) amendment to the bill.

Additionally, the House of Representatives unanimously declared that the military bill could not be construed as an authorization of the use of military force against Iran by voting for Rep. John Conyers’ (MI) amendment.

See the full text of the military bill’s Iran-related sections and amendments offered, as well as the full list of amendments that we have been following.

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Urge your Rep. to cosponsor H.R. 4173, bipartisan legislation introduced by Rep. Barbara Lee (CA) that would support robust diplomacy with Iran.

Your members of Congress are reading the newspaper! Read pro-diplomacy letters to the editor, and write your own.

Find out more about current legislation on Iran.

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    37 Members of Congress Speak Out for Diplomacy with Iran

    37 members of Congress signed on to the Ellison-Jones bipartisan letter against war with Iran. Send a note to your Rep. responding to his or her action on this landmark letter.

    “Lieberman Resolution on Iran Means War: Top Military, Intelligence Officials": FCNL Op-ed

    FCNL's Kate Gould shares her experiences lobbying against the Lieberman resolution on Iran in the Huffington Post: “Top national security officials have warned that prospects for a diplomatic solution between the U.S. and Iran could be undermined by legislation likely to reach the Senate floor in the immediate aftermath of the April 13-14 round of U.S.-Iran talks.”

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