Running for office is a form of “second service” that many veterans decide to serve after completing their time in the armed forces. While the decision to run for political office is not one to take lightly, we encourage veterans...
The 2018 special election for Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional District was one closely watched by both parties. Pennsylvania, which was narrowly and surprisingly won by now-President Trump in 2016, has waffled on its partisanship throughout its Districts. In this special election,...
In recent decades, veteran representation in government positions has waned. This is due to a variety of reasons, many of which have to do with numbers and political environment. The last “boom” of veteran activity in politics seemed to fall...
As the field jockeying for position to win what is lining up to be one of the most dramatic Democratic nominations in recent memory, some candidates have already made a name for themselves. Because the field is crowded and full...
The numbers of enlisted members of America’s military have been declining dramatically since the cessation of mandatory conscription after the Vietnam War. Now, fewer than 10 percent of Americans have military experience, far smaller numbers than the veteran age ranging...
Many veterans view serving in public office to be the ultimate option for a “second service”. And the feeling is mutual — veterans are usually widely favored when casting their name as a ballot hopeful. This stems from years of...
Running for office as a veteran is a long road, but with the right support and resources a veteran can successfully step into a new form of public service. Veterans are highly valued, and their voices widely respected in political...
It’s no secret that the general public holds the U.S. military in high esteem. This can be a big advantage for any military veterans considering running for office, but is it enough to get you elected? The approval rating for...
Running for public office is a serious commitment for any individual. The amount of time, energy, money and other resources required to run a successful campaign can be exhausting and can lead to bitter disappointment if the campaign is not...
Running for political office — whether on a local, state, or federal level — is no light undertaking. Much work must be done before a candidate can even declare his or her intentions, and it’s beneficial to make sure that you’re...
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About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, according to a new VA report.
Veteran suicides increase despite host of prevention, mental health efforts
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, according to a new VA report.There is a bigger problem the answer is BRING THEM BACK HOME TOO MANY ARE GONE NOW 18 YEARS BRING OUR MEN AND WOMEN HOME!!!!! PLEASE DEAR GOD BRING THEM BACK HOME
Veteran suicide is a growing issue and is a crisis that can only be improved through recognition and discussion in society. However, one part of the story that is rarely recognized is how deep its history goes.
If We Want to Address the Crisis of Veteran Suicide, We Must Acknowledge Its History
Much has undoubtedly improved over the last century, but work remains to be doneWith that in mind, we’ve created a series of resources for veterans who have an interest in running for office. We’ll start with the basics and work from there. If you’re considering running for office, here are some early considerations:
www.americanveteranshonorfund.com/want-to-run-for-office-where-to-start/
A different type of war that many veterans faces.
An Urban Battlefield: The untold struggle of homeless veteran families | The Milwaukee Independent
An Urban Battlefield: The untold struggle of homeless veteran families Posted by The Conversation | Sep 4, 2019 | Syndicated | By Roya Ijadi-Maghsoodi, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, University of California In 2010, the Obama administration announced the ambitious goa...It's pretty sad and sicking to see how our military veterans and active duty men and women are treated knowing how much they have to sacrifice for us( the American people) so that WE all may have Freedom.
America has to help all these Homeless Veterans they served us well and our freedom so it’s time to get people in our Government that respects them serves them back.
This is a Shame !They should make more than house or Senate !!THEY RISK THEIR LIFE FOR ALL AMERICANS!HOUSE &SENATE PUT THEM FIRST !!#1
This is saddening The White House specifically democratic sympathizer's Rather Bring in illegal immigrants to our country than To Help our Army Veterans i Am ashamed i Am ashamed our Armed Forces fought for our freedom's and our principles The us army Veterans come First for a reason The heck with the other political Bullshit our Armed Forces come first
We have to find a way to help them and get them in a house no rent or house payment
Thanks for your service and l Hope things change soonfor you and your family.
Our vets should be taken care of
Help this soul dam it !!! Please !
God Bless You Thank You For Your Service
God bless and keep him.
I have a Brother that lived in this country after, Vietnam, IN THE Streets!!!
MY Brother came back a Mess!! Young BOY!!! What was a Boy doing in a War He couldn't understand!!?????
Democrats look!! You should been working for the Americans and stop all the garbage and hate that you bring to our Country!
Prayers for all!
This is bad when they went over there. To fight someone should help them work and a home
We need to help these people
Americans First, Americans
Godbless
Most idiots in the Congress don't care all they care about is the money that's in their pockets
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This is so sad our military men and women are living like this.. THIS is a disgrace after all they sacrifice for our saftey, risking their lives every second, and to be treated like this. We should be ashamed of this!!!! THANK TO ALL OUR MILITARY FOR YOUR SERVICES, PRAYERS TO ALL.
Fix it Democrats you never do anything
Unexceptable..we have to do better..they deserve best of everything given to them..they served our country.without them..no us
For veterans who qualify for Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI bills, a recent federal court decision could dramatically expand veterans education benefits.
Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.I am Certain AMERICA owes it to Those Vets to provide for them all the schooling they need, A LOT of them Joined a Military Service especially For Schooling because they Could Not AFFORD it OTHERWISE.
Should be.
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