Friend,

A little over one year ago, the last troops left the same Afghanistan mission where I lost limbs. But not everyone was headed back to American soil…

Hundreds of Americans and thousands of our allies were left trapped behind enemy lines. Why?

Because the man in the White House who doesn’t deserve the title “Commander-in-Chief” forgot one of the military’s most basic beliefs: No Man Left Behind!

These words aren’t just a motto, Friend. How do I know this? Because I saw it in action.

I was blown up by a Taliban IED in the same mission. The explosion ripped off both of my legs and part of my hand. My jaw slammed shut so hard I thought all of my teeth were missing. The ringing in my ears was overwhelming.

Yet, what was the reaction of my brothers in battle? To run directly TOWARDS the sound of that explosion and give me the emergency care that would keep me alive.                                                                                                           

Friend, “no man left behind” saved my life. So, when I watched Joe Biden ignore those words, it was personal.

That’s why I’m calling for an investigation into this disaster and accountability for Joe Biden. But that won’t happen as long as the Speaker’s gavel is in Pelosi’s hands.

So please, now that we’re about to be two months out from Election Day, will you boost support for America First Republicans to get us back on track for a House Majority?

You see, right now, Biden and the Democrats are the ones picking up momentum and NOT our America First Movement.  They’ve recently won races in Kansas, New York and Alaska that Republicans should have won. 

If this trend holds true, this failed President is seriously going to avoid ANY responsibility for his Afghanistan failures! We can’t let that happen, Friend.

That’s why I need you to answer the call to help defeat Nancy Pelosi and hold Joe Biden accountable:

This war was lost in the Oval Office. It’s time we get ANSWERS in the House of Representatives. So, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Hon. Brian Mast is a retired member of the U.S. Army. Use of his military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by the Department of the Army or the Department of Defense.