; (ii) dramatically curtailing air, water, land, and climate pollution; and (iii) creating resilient jobs to help communities prepare for and respond to climate-related disasters and promoting a just worker transition; (H) demilitarizing United States foreign policy, borders, and policing, including by— (i) cutting the Pentagon budget by phasing out outdated weapons systems and eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse; (ii) reviewing the moral, economic, and social consequences of spending 62 cents of every Federal discretionary dollar on militarization; (iii) ending the forever wars, repealing existing Authorizations for the Use of Military Force, and restoring Congress’ war powers, including over limited uses of force such as airstrikes and drone attacks; (iv) recognizing the three pillars of foreign policy (diplomacy, development, and defense) and pursuing diplomacy over war, including reconsidering forward military deployments, instituting a nuclear no-first-use commitment, and moving toward nuclear disarmament and curtailing the use of broad economic sanctions that create mass suffering; (v) repealing programs like the 1033 program that provides military equipment and training to domestic law enforcement agencies; and (vi) ending mass incarceration and violent policing, based on the demands of grassroots organizations and communities who are most egregiously impacted by these injustices; (I) enacting fair taxes on corporations, Wall Street, and the wealthy, including by— (i) repealing the 2017 tax cuts that reduced the corporate tax rate and the top marginal tax rate; (ii) repealing tax breaks on fossil fuels; (iii) repealing tax breaks for pass-through income; (iv) instituting a financial transaction tax on Wall Street; (v) instituting a wealth tax; (vi) taxing investment income the same as income from work; and (vii) otherwise making the Tax Code less punitive for poor and low-income people