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@9NPCMJ3 from Colorado answered…51mins51m

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

Neither, there needs to be talks of actual accountability and removal of high ranking officials immediately getting exec…

@9NNVM73 from California answered…9hrs9H

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

Decrease, as I believe we need to reduce our military presence abroad, especially in the Middle East, abandoning militar…

@9NNJG6K from Minnesota answered…13hrs13H

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

The government should maintain the same level of military spending, but implement zero based budgeting to eliminate redu…

@9NNGTYK from Washington answered…13hrs13H

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

The government should spend as much money as it takes to keep Americans citizens safe. Not a penny more.

@9NN7CXW from Kansas answered…16hrs16H

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

Decrease spending on defense contracts, increase spending for soldier and civilian workforce salary.

@9NMMVKB from Florida answered…1 day1D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

keep the same but increase accoeidng to inflation and work with the military to use the funding in a better manor than t…

@9NKVSCT from North Carolina answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

I’d have to do more research about the topic, but we seem to have a lot of funding already going to the military which i…

@9NKKKWN from New York answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

Sadly, We are always in need of a strong military because they will always be people who wish to threaten our safety and…

@9NKJ2NK from Michigan answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

Military spending should reflect the current active military needs, while spending on research and development should no…

@9NKDSKX from Texas answered…2 days2D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

I think the government should decrease the spending on foreign militaries by alot and use some of that money for our own…

@9NHST85 from Illinois answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

They should just stop getting scammed by military contractors if we payed a fair price for military equipment the defens…

@9NHRXVX from Texas answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

The government should carefully analyze their spending and adjust it based on ethics, efficiency, and necessity.

@9NHP5S5 from Texas answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

Keep the spending the way it is, but expand it when it’s necessary. Like during a military conflict.

@9NHMTC3 from Missouri answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

Our country should always strive to be a leader in protecting our country but spending should be held to accountability.

@9NHB2QJ from Washington answered…3 days3D

Should the government increase or decrease military spending…

I think it depends on the tensions we have with other countries and whether or not we need the protection atm.

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