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Kaine amendment to the 2024 defense bill: no leaving NATO without Congress

Senate vote · S. 2226 · On the Amendment · July 19, 2023Free nations

Bars any president from pulling the United States out of NATO without a two-thirds Senate vote or an act of Congress.

Liberty position: Yea
The Senate voted: 65 Yea, 28 Nay
Why Yea is the liberty side: It locks the United States into NATO.

Counted under the principle Stands with free nations and free peoples.

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84 current members of Congress were in the Senate for this vote. Members who have left Congress are not listed.

On the liberty side: 52; 15 Republicans, 35 Democrats, 2 Independents
Against the liberty side: 25; 25 Republicans
Not counted: 7; 3 Republicans, 4 Democrats

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52 current members voted Yea.

Against the liberty side

25 current members voted Nay.

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7 current members missed the vote or voted present. Neither counts for or against a member.

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