Millennials are growing up and what was once an up-and-coming generation in public life is now breaking into leadership roles in government. According to data compiled by the Millennial Action Project, the numbers of Millennials running for office at the...
2020 was a watershed moment for female Veterans running for Congress. According to Radio.com, “In all, 28 women veterans ran for Congressional seats on Election Day– a significant increase over prior years.” While all but one challenger lost their elections,...
The number of Veterans elected to serve in the 117th Congress of the United States beginning in 2021 represents a shrinking contingent of elected Veterans in our legislature. According to Defense News, “In 1973, nearly three in every four members...
Reaching out to voters is the most important work any campaign or organization can do during an election season. In 2020, American Veterans Honor Fund embarked on an extensive campaign to reach out to voters in North Carolina. Our mission...
The vision of American Veterans Honor Fund is “to become the preeminent proponent of Veteran politicians in the nation. We will strive to prepare dedicated Veterans from all military branches to continue their careers of service as elected officials at...
Public trust in Congress and our legislative process in this country has been trending downward over decades of perceived incompetence of our legislators. In fact, according to a poll by Gallup done in 2017, public trust in Congress was only...
The Donald Trump Era has exposed the festering decay within our Legislative Branch like no other time in history. The interests of American Citizens have routinely been subverted by radical social agendas, rampant and unsustainable spending, and a blatant disregard...
As the world slowly begins to ease restrictions stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s hard not to feel excited at the prospect of returning to normalcy. But what’s equally easy to forget is the fact that the virus and its...
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...
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More Female Veterans Are Running for Office Than Ever! Here's a Look at How They Did
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After serving in the Air Force for more than two decades, a Frederick County veteran is now harnessing his energy and focus into helping fellow veterans — Black veterans, especially — transition back into civilian life.
Black Air Force veteran from Maryland helps others who served readjust to civilian life
After serving in the Air Force for more than two decades, a Frederick County veteran is now harnessing his energy and focus into helping fellow veterans — Black veterans, especially — transition back into civilian life.But despite the declining numbers of Veterans serving in Congress, there may be a silver lining. Here's more: www.americanveteranshonorfund.com/veterans-in-congress-reaches-another-low/
Veterans in Congress Reaches Another Low
The number of Veterans serving in Congress beginning in 2021 is even lower.The number of Veterans elected to serve in the 117th Congress of the United States beginning in 2021 represents a shrinking contingent of elected Veterans in our legislature. Here is a breakdown of the 91 Veterans serving in both the House and Senate in the 117th Congress
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Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is taking on right-wing extremism in the military, ordering all commanding officers and supervisors to issue a one-day stand-down order, to address extremism in the ranks.
Secretary of defense issues ‘stand-down’ order to address extremism in the military
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is taking on right-wing extremism in the military, ordering all commanding officers and supervisors to issue a one-day stand-down order, to address extremism in the ranks.Contributions to the American Veterans Honor Fund are not tax deductible. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.
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