Robert P. Henri
Robert P. Henri has published a platform, and it says nothing about U.S. weapons or U.S. money going to the government of Israel. His campaign, Project Due Course, is built entirely on domestic institutional reform: congressional term limits, banning congressional stock trading, an enforceable Supreme Court ethics code, no votes on unread bills, independent redistricting commissions and a clean Pentagon audit, under an umbrella of "18 Reforms Americans Want". There is no foreign policy plank of any kind, and no mention of Israel, Gaza, the Middle East, foreign aid, U.S. weapons or arms transfers anywhere on the site. The one military-adjacent item, the Pentagon audit, is about domestic spending accountability rather than what the United States sends abroad. One limit on that finding: only five of the eighteen reforms rendered when the site was read, so thirteen were not seen, and the silence rests on the home page, the navigation and those five. The pages carry no publication date, but this is his live 2026 campaign site. Nothing else under his name on the subject was found at any date, in either direction.
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