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The Fighter Jet That's Too Pricey to Fail - Vimarsana News

The Fighter Jet That's Too Pricey to Fail

Last week, the new head of the House Armed Services Committee, Representative Adam Smith, said in an interview that the F-35 fighter jet was a “rathole” draining money. He said the Pentagon should consider whether to “cut its losses.” That promptly set off another round of groaning about the most expensive weapon system ever built, and questions about whether it should — or could — be scrapped.

Opinion | The Fighter Jet That's Too Pricey to Fail - Vimarsana News

Opinion | The Fighter Jet That's Too Pricey to Fail

The F-35 is a boondoggle. Yet we’re stuck with it.

Don't Let Weapon Manufacturers Buy Votes in Congress - Vimarsana News

Don't Let Weapon Manufacturers Buy Votes in Congress

Goal: Divest from war and stop accepting campaign contributions from weapon manufacturers. Last year more than $350 billion allocated to the Pentagon went straight to military contractors. Meanwhile, the U.S working class struggles to survive the pandemic with minimal government support. Congress had an opportunity to cut the Pentagon’s budget by 10%. Representatives who voted “no” on this amendment received 3.4x more in campaign contributions from weapon manufacturers, one such representative was Rep. Adam Smith (WA).  So long as the votes of our representatives are purchasable to the...

Biden Asks Congress to Grant Waiver for 'Cool Under Fire' Defense Pick - Vimarsana News

Biden Asks Congress to Grant Waiver for 'Cool Under Fire' Defense Pick

Senior Democrats appear willing to exempt Lloyd J. Austin III, a retired four-star general, from a law meant to protect civilian control of the military.