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His budget could cut veterans’ funding
The Romney-Ryan budget could cut VA funding by $11 billion. Share this if you agree: We need a commander-in-chief who fights for our veterans as hard as they fought for us. The Romney-Ryan budget could cut VA funding by $11 billion. Share this if you agree: We need a commander-in-chief who fights for our veterans as hard as they fought for us.
“We’re all in this together”
Last night, President Bill Clinton forcefully articulated the story of President Barack Obama and the tough choices he has made to lead us through the darkest days of the economic crisis. Watch and share the speech, then if you're as fired up as we are, chip in to help make sure we win this November. Last night, President Bill Clinton forcefully articulated the story of President Barack Obama and the tough choices he has made to lead us through the darkest days of the economic crisis. Watch and share the speech, then if you're as fired up as we are, chip in to help make sure we win this November.
The end of the road
Four days, three states, one message: Mitt Romney and his new running mate, Paul Ryan, would throw the middle class under the bus. Four days, three states, one message: Mitt Romney and his new running mate, Paul Ryan, would throw the middle class under the bus.
Read MoreRomney's record: Balancing the budget on the backs of veterans
Drive into Norfolk, Virginia, and you're greeted by the sight of an enormous naval fleet in the harbor—a visual reminder that this state has a proud military history and is home to more than 800,000 veterans. Paula Miller, who represented Norfolk in the Virginia House of Delegates, explains Mitt Romney's record on veterans' issues as governor of Massachusetts, and what his record and his policies would mean for veterans across the country.
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The Obama Administration's Accomplishments for Veterans and Military Families
National Conference on Mental Health
June 3, 2013President Obama directed the 152 Veteran Affairs health centers across the country to hold mental health summits focused on better servicing and understanding the needs of veterans and their families.
Joining Forces Hiring Commitment
April 30, 2013Two years ago, President Obama challenged private businesses to hire 100,000 veterans by 2013. Since then, businesses have nearly tripled that goal and committed to hiring almost 435,000 veterans over the next five years.
Training Veterans in High Growth Professions
April 29, 2013First Lady Michelle Obama unveiled a new public-private partnership dedicated to helping thousands of transitioning veterans earn Information Technology certifications in high growth professions.
