provide for presumptive service connection for herbicide exposure from Thailand bases, camps and sites to ALL Thailand Veterans during the Vietnam War (Era).
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asks EVERY member of Congress to become a cosponsor #HR2201 / #S1381 and vote YEA to pass these bills!
I am embarrassed to be on the committee today because of the majority’s shameful tactics. We need to restore the bipartisan regular order process we’ve had on the committee in the past for the sake of our veterans. (2/2)
In my 10+ years on HVAC, I've never seen this committee be conducted in such a partisan fashion. Dems put politics over veterans when they closed debate on an amendment to prohibit VA from paying child care to facilities that employ a registered sex-offender, among others. (1/2)
H.R. 2201, a bill to modify the presumption of service connection for Veterans exposed to herbicide agents while serving in Thailand during the Vietnam era, is stuck in @ D A and M A. @RepElaineLuria, Chair, and @RepBost, Ranking Member, send this bill to the House for a vote.
H.R. 2201, a bill to modify the presumption of service connection for Veterans exposed to herbicide agents while serving in Thailand during the Vietnam era, is stuck in @ D A and M A. @RepElaineLuria, Chair, and @RepBost, Ranking Member, send this bill to the House for a vote.
H.R. 2201, for Veterans who were exposed to herbicide agents while serving in Thailand during the Vietnam era, is stuck in House Subcommittee on Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs.@RepElaineLuria, Chair, and @RepBost, Ranking Member, send this bill to the House a vote.
Today, we acknowledge the many sacrifices our soldiers, aviators, sailors, marines, and their families make while deployed all around the world to protect and defend our freedoms at home — we are eternally grateful for your service and sacrifice.
The Senate this week passed a resolution I cosponsored recognizing Oct. 26 as #DayOfTheDeployed to honor the men and women of the United States’ armed services who are currently deployed.