Afghanistan Debacle: Veterans Condemn Biden
For months leading into the upcoming 20th Anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks which launched the Global War on Terror, Americans were assured by
New Law Expands Mental Health Resources for Underserved Rural Veterans
Sgt. Brandon Ketchum was a decorated Marine Veteran of the Global War on Terror. In 2006, he received the Combat Action Ribbon for clearing 92
Millennials, Including Veterans, Made 2020 One of the Most Diverse Elections Ever
The 2020 Elections were a watershed moment for millennials looking to enter the world of Congressional politics. As we watch as established politicians cling to
Where Do Veterans Win Elections?
There are countless reasons why we believe Veterans make the ideal office holders: they have already served their country honorably, they have sworn oaths to
Veterans in Congress by Party & State
On January 3, 2021, the 117th Congress of the United States convened for its first session. It followed a contentious election season in which control
Veterans Finding Success Running for Office at the State Level
At American Veterans Honor Fund, the core of our mission is to not only raise awareness on the issues which impact our nation’s Veterans, but
Update: “Get Out the Vote” for Plano, TX Run-Off Elections
Back in April we launched a “Get Out the Vote” campaign in Plano, Texas, in the run op to that city’s May 1st local elections.
The Congressional Veterans Caucus at Military Times
Often in politics it seems like the divide between the parties is an ever-growing gap which leaves little room for compromise or reaching across the
5 Reasons Why There are Fewer Veterans in Congress Today
When the 117th Congress of the United States was sworn in, Capitol Hill will have 91 Veterans of the United States military serving in its
American Veterans Honor Fund 2020: A Year-in-Review
The year 2020 was a successful one for the American Veterans Honor Fund. As an election year, it provided our organization with the opportunity to