Stephanie Bice
When the April 2024 national security supplemental reached the floor, Stephanie Bice did seek a change to it — an amendment to strip $10.38 billion of non-lethal Ukraine aid. She proposed no change to the Israel money, and voted for the package. Three days earlier, in her weekly column, she had written that the Iron Dome was built with United States help and that she would be taking action to ensure Israel is protected. In May 2024, after the administration paused a bomb shipment, she signed on as an original cosponsor of a bill to bar federal funds from being used to withhold defense articles and services from Israel. No statement from her on that pause was found, and none at any date for or against conditions on U.S. security assistance; a further February 2024 column of hers on the region is about Iran and U.S. forces, not U.S. transfers to Israel. Her 2026 campaign issues page lists eight headings, none of them Israel, foreign aid or weapons transfers; its only military-funding claim is that she redirected $25 million of unused Afghan Security Forces money to the National Guard.
Tracked votes: backed sending weapons or funding in 6 of 6 recorded votes.
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