We live in America, a nation conceived in liberty and consecrated by the service and sacrifice of our military men and women. Veterans throughout the country depend on our integrity to keep our promises. We promise to care for their health after they come home from battle; and yet, too often, we delay making good on the promise. Specifically, why have veterans of Pahrump, Nevada, had the promise of a new clinic dangled over their heads for years? Construction was finally approved nearly 1 year ago, and the ground remains unbroken. Later today, the VA is holding a town hall in Pahrump. My staff will be there to hear the latest updates. I hope they will finally have something to tell the veterans there other than what they have shared with me. Something is very wrong with the VA right now. My advocacy for the veterans of my district, especially those who need better and more accessible health care now, will not cease. Let's not leave our veterans with more unmet promises. We can do better for the more than 8,000 veterans of Nye County, Nevada. ____________________
Emma Hardy: “We live in America, a nation conceived in liberty and consecrated by the service and sacrifice of our military men and…”
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