Two bills. You're paying both.
At the pump
You pay $4.41 a gallon now, up from $2.98 before the war in Iran. Diesel, which moves your groceries, jumped even more.
On your paycheck
Billions of your tax dollars go to weapons for Israel's war in Gaza, and you never got a vote.
No taxation without representation.
Article I, Section 8 gives the power to declare war to Congress, the people you elect. Not to a president, and not to a foreign government's wish list.
The U.S. ConstitutionLimited government. Unlimited accountability.
You get a vote on war
The Constitution gives that power to Congress, the people you elect. Make them use it.
You keep more of your money
Your paycheck and your gas budget should come before wars overseas.
You see the receipts
Every dollar of yours sent abroad should be public, audited and justified.
No blank checks on your dime
Your money shouldn't fund weapons used in Gaza's humanitarian catastrophe.
Make your voice count.
Back candidates who don't support the war and don't take AIPAC-linked money. Here's how, in four steps.
Make sure you're registered
Check your registration and your state's deadlines and voting options.
Check at vote.govSee who's on your ballot
Enter your address to see every race and candidate you'll vote on, from Congress down to local office.
Open my ballotCheck who's taking AIPAC money
Look up your House and Senate members and candidates by state. See AIPAC-linked donations and spending, straight from FEC filings.
Track AIPAC moneyMake them answer to you
Call your representative and senators through the Capitol switchboard and ask: "Will you vote against more war and weapons funding, and will you refuse AIPAC money?"
Call (202) 224-3121Good to know: AAFP doesn't endorse parties or candidates. We encourage you to vote your values. Track AIPAC is run by Citizens Against AIPAC and reports AIPAC PAC contributions and spending by affiliated groups using Federal Election Commission data. Check the numbers and decide for yourself. Vote411 is from the League of Women Voters.
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Israel arms aid / yr
How we figured this out
Gas: We compare today's AAA average price in your state with a "no-war" price estimated by Brown University's Iran War Energy Cost Tracker, then multiply the daily gap by the gallons you use (miles ÷ mpg), from Feb. 28, 2026 to today. Their inputs come from AAA, the U.S. Energy Information Administration and the Census Bureau. It's an estimate, not a receipt.
Taxes: Not My Tax Dollars estimates about $79.75 per taxpayer per year goes to weapons funding for Israel (about $12 billion in 2025). We multiply by the adults you pick. Your real share depends on your income.
Prices are state averages, so your city name is only used to personalize the result and to suggest places as you type. If live prices can't load, we use national averages.
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