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Recruitment vs retention: how the military loses its intellectual property & how to stop it

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July 11, 2025

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TAKE ACTIONSupport the bipartisan military Right to Repair bill by Senators Warren & Sheehy

Contact link with your zip code

WHY THIS MATTERS: Taxpayers funding waste while troops can't fix their own gear. YOU'RE A TAXPAYER!

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MOST IMPORTANT CONTACT:

COMMITTEE CHAIR - Sen. Roger Wicker (Mississippi)

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KEY SWING VOTES NEEDED:

Sen. Tom Cotton (Arkansas)

Sen. Ted Budd (North Carolina)

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (Alabama)

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OTHER COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

Sen. Kevin Cramer (North Dakota)

Sen. Jim Banks (Indiana)

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (Oklahoma)

Sen. Eric Schmitt (Missouri)

Sen. Deb Fischer (Nebraska)

Sen. Dan Sullivan (Alaska)

Sen. Mike Rounds (South Dakota)

Sen. Joni Ernst (Iowa)

Sen. Rick Scott (Florida)

CALL OR EMAIL: Tell them to support Warren-Sheehy military Right to Repair legislation

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Recruitment vs retentionTAKE ACTION SupportSenators WarrenSheehy ContactWHY THIS MATTERS TaxpayersYOU'RE A TAXPAYERSen Roger Wicker Mississippi

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