They signed up not knowing what may come, to fight for freedom, and to keep THE U.S.A. a Country of Power in order we could and would fight for each and every one of us to sleep at peace every night. They should have the same but deserve much more.
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Michael Young
7 years ago
Vets before Refugees ALWAYS!!!
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Doreen Deshler
7 years ago
US Veterans first!!!!
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Bonnie Webb
7 years ago
Our veterans come first!
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Wesley travis sr
7 years ago
6yr vet Semper-Fi
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Andrea Jarrell
7 years ago
You mean everything to me you took care of us we owe you everything
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Teresa
7 years ago
Our VETS before ILLEGALS!
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Sheila Neblett
7 years ago
My dad died 4 this country & think we would agree with this!!
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Rebecca Stanchfield Meeks
7 years ago
My dad, uncles & cousins all served during war time. My daughter is active duty now. Each one served and is serving this great nation with great pride and love for the land they call home. I don’t even know why this is an issue. Our veterans deserve only the best this country owes them.
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Sherri McEwen
7 years ago
I have what I think is a great idea. I think because V A. Hospiymtals are so few and far between and transportation and housing is such an isdue for those that try and get what they should be able to get. I think that when a Veteran leaves the service they should when they get a drivers licence or an ID card from wherever they live it should show that they're Veterans and be able to go to any dr or hospital and get whatever treatment they need. Weather physical or mental treatment. There's absolutely no reason that they should have to wait or leave their families ir gave the money for transportation or a hotel just to find out what they meed. They've done enough by serving this country and frankly I think it's time this country served them rather than making it harder on them when they come home home. If you read this and agree oass it along please. I think it's a great answer for these brave men snd women that have served in any war we've ever been involved with. Thank you.
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Agueda Williams
7 years ago
During start of America's involvement in Vietnam I served in USCG, stateside reserves. Our sons served in the Army, their father drafted in to the Army. Yes our veterans come first.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Thank u for the service
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Dorothy Beck
7 years ago
I suppot the service they have given.
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Wanda Walker
7 years ago
I give my full support!
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Terry Lushbough
7 years ago
Those who gave so much deserve the care. They put their bodies,minds, and lives on the line for this country. And this country has been too willing to care for the rest of the world while those who made it strong and protected go with out the care they deserve. And deflnately before illegals who only care for the benefits they don't deserve. They want help, come in the front door as other immagrants have for years. Are our service men and women just tools to be discarded after use? That's what this government says in itsi actions when American service vertrans good go without the basics to live after they serve. While we cuddle people who would cut our throats in our sleep and laugh about it the next day. What has this proud country come to? Make it right!!!
God bless our heros
Thank you for my freedom
President Trump dont bsck down
❤️❤️❤️❤️veterans!!!
They signed up not knowing what may come, to fight for freedom, and to keep THE U.S.A. a Country of Power in order we could and would fight for each and every one of us to sleep at peace every night. They should have the same but deserve much more.
Vets before Refugees ALWAYS!!!
US Veterans first!!!!
Our veterans come first!
6yr vet Semper-Fi
You mean everything to me you took care of us we owe you everything
Our VETS before ILLEGALS!
My dad died 4 this country & think we would agree with this!!
My dad, uncles & cousins all served during war time. My daughter is active duty now. Each one served and is serving this great nation with great pride and love for the land they call home. I don’t even know why this is an issue. Our veterans deserve only the best this country owes them.
I have what I think is a great idea. I think because V A. Hospiymtals are so few and far between and transportation and housing is such an isdue for those that try and get what they should be able to get. I think that when a Veteran leaves the service they should when they get a drivers licence or an ID card from wherever they live it should show that they're Veterans and be able to go to any dr or hospital and get whatever treatment they need. Weather physical or mental treatment. There's absolutely no reason that they should have to wait or leave their families ir gave the money for transportation or a hotel just to find out what they meed. They've done enough by serving this country and frankly I think it's time this country served them rather than making it harder on them when they come home home. If you read this and agree oass it along please. I think it's a great answer for these brave men snd women that have served in any war we've ever been involved with. Thank you.
During start of America's involvement in Vietnam I served in USCG, stateside reserves. Our sons served in the Army, their father drafted in to the Army. Yes our veterans come first.
Thank u for the service
I suppot the service they have given.
I give my full support!
Those who gave so much deserve the care. They put their bodies,minds, and lives on the line for this country. And this country has been too willing to care for the rest of the world while those who made it strong and protected go with out the care they deserve. And deflnately before illegals who only care for the benefits they don't deserve. They want help, come in the front door as other immagrants have for years. Are our service men and women just tools to be discarded after use? That's what this government says in itsi actions when American service vertrans good go without the basics to live after they serve. While we cuddle people who would cut our throats in our sleep and laugh about it the next day. What has this proud country come to? Make it right!!!
I'm a former marine and a veteran of Vietnam