Prioritizing American Veterans: A Message to Republican Leadership in the House, A Promise in Return an editorial by CPT Robert M Cornicelli

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  • 09/29/2024
As we approach the upcoming elections, the importance of electing Republicans to the House of Representatives cannot be overstated, particularly when it comes to protecting the benefits of our Veterans and ensuring that American interests take precedence. Our nation has a solemn obligation to those who have served, yet current policies threaten to undermine the support that our Veterans desperately need.

One pressing concern is the ongoing debate around the allocation of resources within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Reports indicate that funds intended for Veteran healthcare and services are increasingly diverted to Democrat priorities, including processing taxpayer funded healthcare claims for ILLEGAL ALIENS. This gross misallocation not only jeopardizes the healthcare and support systems established for our Veterans, but it also raises fundamental questions about the Left’s prioritization of taxpayer resources. Our Veterans should not have to compete with ILLEGALS for healthcare and services that are rightfully theirs.

The reality is stark: many Veterans find themselves homeless, struggling with mental health issues, and battling for access to the very benefits they earned through sacrifice. Instead of focusing on these pressing challenges, we see a government that is willing to extend services to individuals who are here ILLEGALLY and have not served our country. This mismanagement is a direct affront to the valor and dedication of our armed forces.

Republican Leadership in the House is crucial to reversing these trends. A Republican majority can prioritize legislation that secures and enhances benefits for Veterans, ensuring that funding is allocated specifically to address their needs. This means increased resources for mental health services, job training programs, and initiatives aimed at ending Veteran homelessness. By putting America and American Veterans First, we can create a system that honors their sacrifices and fulfills our commitments to them.

Moreover, there is a compelling argument to be made about immigration policy in relation to veteran care. Many Americans believe that we must reassess our stance on the ILLEGAL ALIEN invasion, particularly when it comes to the welfare of our own citizens. It is imperative that we consider the long-term impact of legal and ILLEGAL immigration on our resources. A focus on removing those who are in the country ILLEGALLY could free up vital resources that should be redirected towards veterans. By prioritizing the needs of American citizens, particularly those who have worn the uniform, we can ensure that their healthcare and support services are adequately funded.

The current administration has shown a willingness to expand benefits to non-citizens, at the taxpayers’ expense, a move that many believe undermines the very fabric of our society. Veterans should not have to contend with a system that prioritizes ILLEGALS over those who have risked everything for our country. It is time to restore accountability and ensure that our Veterans receive the benefits they deserve.

To conclude, electing Republicans to the House is not merely a matter of party preference; it is a necessity for safeguarding the welfare of our veterans. By prioritizing veteran benefits and reallocating resources to those who have served, we can create a society that honors its heroes. It is time to put America and American Veterans first, ensuring that our policies reflect the values of gratitude and responsibility we owe to those who have protected our freedoms.

The choice is clear: let us choose a path that leads to a brighter future for our Veterans.

CPT Robert M. Cornicelli US Army (Ret)/Navy Veteran
President, Veterans for America First / VFAF Veterans for Trump 

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