Win Without War weighs in on the Agreement...
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A war that never should have started finally comes to an end as the last US troops finally come home from Iraq...
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Is foreign policy helping or hurting Ron Paul?...
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Coordinating advocacy and building support for more progressive national security policies.
The Win Without War coalition, led by former Congressman Tom Andrews and comprised of 40 grassroots organizations, coordinates advocacy and builds support for more progressive national security policies. Formed in 2002 to lead the first national campaign against the war in Iraq and the disastrous policies of the Bush/Cheney Administration, the coalition has continued its work to demilitarize U.S. policy in Afghanistan, continue the timely withdrawal of troops from Iraq and advance progressive foreign policy that de-emphasizes military solutions while remaining consistent with our Constitution and the rule of law.
Learn more about Win Without War at www.winwithoutwar.org.
By Matthew Hoh, John Isaacs
Feb-08-2012 | Article
Two lengthy and devastating wars separated by three decades. One fought in the jungles of Vietnam and one in the mountains and deserts of Afghanistan... Read More »
By Tom Andrews
Apr-28-2011 | Article
If you like the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan then you’ll love what Senator John McCain and Congressman ... Read More »
By Tom Andrews
Feb-25-2011 | Article
Lt. General William Caldwell needs to be fired. Now. General Caldwell, a three star general in charge of training ... Read More »
“We are pleased to continue to hear President Obama express his support for ending the war in Afghanistan,” said Win Without War ...Read More »
Matthew Hoh interviewed
An Army Lieutenant Colonel praised by superiors for his "devotion to mission accomplishment" says reports of "progress" in Afghanistan are Pentagon spin. We hear from him and others...Read More »
Matthew Hoh interviewed
Lt. Colonel Daniel Davis just submitted a classified report to members of Congress, arguing that the Department of Defense has intentionally and consistently misled the American people and Congress when it comes to measuring progress and conduct in what is now America's longest war. Lt. Col. Davis and Matthew Hoh with the Center for International Policy discuss....Read More »
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