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| Friend, In 2019, I was unceremoniously evicted from my office in the West Palm VA. I had established an office there to give on-the-ground assistance to my fellow veterans navigating the bureaucratic red tape to access their benefits. After helping 500 men and women who served and sacrificed for our country, I was ousted. They gave no explanation, but I came to the conclusion that bureaucrats don’t want members of Congress in the VA to witness their incompetence in providing care for our veterans. I want to see every problem, hear every problem and fix every problem — and apparently, that’s a problem for the VA. Keep this Army Vet fighting to hold the VA accountable >> I believe in taking a battlefield approach to veteran care. On the battlefield, when one of our own needs help, we take a tactical formation, move, adjust fire and communicate in order to address any threat. As a Member of Congress, that’s the same approach I take to serving my brothers and sisters in arms — look for where help is needed, move tactically, and provide the support needed. With this email, I am calling in for reinforcements to aid me in my mission to deliver our veterans the care and benefits they deserve. Will you contribute today to help keep me going?
This is personal to me. My goal is to ensure the treatment veterans receive is second to none. I’ll never stop pushing to hold the VA accountable. It is truly an honor to fight for my brothers and sisters in arms.
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