You’ve made it this far! If you’re a veteran who has decided to run for office, all of your hard work of putting in your candidacy application, crafting a great story and message that resonates, and rallying support around your...
If you look around any given public place, at any given time, you’ll see one common theme: everyone is focused on their phones. Texting, tweeting, emailing, reading — each day, we get closer to a new reality of total reliance...
Connecting with voters is perhaps one of the most impactful ways to gauge the potential success of a campaign. It’s also a way to drum up support and solicit feedback on your platform as the timeline progresses toward election day. ...
In the latest installment of our series of resources for veterans interested in running for office, we’ll go over some of the foundational concepts of crafting a strong message. A candidate’s message or platform is perhaps the single most important...
So you’ve decided to make a run for office. As a veteran, the undertaking of a campaign holds a lot of clout and is widely regarded as a form of “second service”. With veteran representation in office dwindling, it’s important...
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...
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The 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, who has backed broader cannabis reform measures as well, cosponsored the legislation, which in addition to providing a federal “safe harbor” for veterans to use and possess cannabis in legal states would also allow doctors at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to recommend medical cannabis to their patients.
Bernie Sanders Wants To Legalize Medical Marijuana For Military Veterans | Marijuana Moment
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) signed onto a bill on Thursday that would effectively legalize medical marijuana for military veterans. The 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, who has backed broader cannabis reform measures as well, cosponsored the legislation, which in addition to providing a federa...Come on if the need the Dr . Will take care of it..
What’s next ? Legalizing murder or robbery ? The left is completely nuts !
Go away Bernie
A stoned nation is easy to conquer.
Veterans don't need Your Help? You damn Hypocrites Demorats B'S. Haven't done nothing for them in past years you been in Office what 45 years of NOTHING! Still ! Retire old damn Fool.
The campaign trail shouldn’t end on election day. A candidate and his or her supporters should keep up the pressure and the promotion all the way through the end. This not only shows fierce dedication to a cause, but it also shows that the candidate is ready to fight for what they believe in.
Veterans Running for Office: Rock the Vote
What are some ways candidates can rock the vote and encourage voters to come out and make a difference in their communities?U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris of California rolled out a mental health plan that as part of her Medicare for All will cover mental health on demand — that is, to anyone who needs it, whenever they need it and wherever they need it.
Kamala Harris' Medicare for All plan would cover mental health services on demand
U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris of California is announcing a mental health plan today that as part of her Medicare for All will cover mental health on demand - that is, to anyone who needs it, whenever they need it and wherever they need it.She should be the first to enroll in it.
I hope she has money to pay for it.
I don’t believe a word this lady promises
Then she can pay for it .
Who does she think will pay for this?
Too good to be true!!!!!
Which she needs.
let it pay for all of it
She should use it herself.She is crazy as old Nancy Pelosi.
This lying, pandering ho wasn't even as convincing as her mentor, that other lying, pandering ho, hillary clinton!😆
No
She would be first in line
Key word(s) “to any one” any where”.... CODE for illegals & even south of the border...... NEXT! What else are you selling Kamala? Yourself ? Oh, your a politician - you’ve already sold yourself to the highest bidder(s)
Go home traitor.never gonna get it.
Traitor.
Paid for by you dork she is a greedy piece of trash
Too bad the BJ bitch is gone
Shes done goodbye bitch
With government-funded health insurance, veterans could get medical care wherever they wanted instead of only at VA hospitals and clinics.
Best way for presidential candidates to help veterans? Abolish, not grow, VA health care system
With government-funded health insurance, veterans could get medical care wherever they wanted instead of only at VA hospitals and clinics.Just the people wanting to work ! Not the ones that set around and want answer the phone ! VA in Columbia,S.C., employs bring there kids to work with them , park in VA handicap parking places ! VA needs a new work force, not what the Gov. Makes the VA hire !
Awesome 👍
Eight-year-old boy’s dedication to help homeless veterans.
8-year-old dedicated to helping homeless veterans starts company to give out "Hero Bags" filled with essentials
When he was just 4 years old, Tyler Stallings started collecting hygiene products and other supplies to help homeless and elderly vets
Fantastic news bravo God bless you
Amazing boy May Our Lord Jesus Christ Bless you and your blessed family always Amen 🙏
Skittle child SHALL LEAD them!!lll🙏💜➕💒
God Bless you.
Well done!
God love You ♥️
God bless 🙏 😇🙏 😇 you 🙏 😇
Awesome
Awesome
One great kid
How nice
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