I also believe that our veterans have to know that we care about things before they really care what it is that we know about the issues that we have to deal with.
Brian Mast: “I also believe that our veterans have to know that we care about things before they really care what it is that we know…”
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Mast stresses the importance of veterans knowing they are cared for.
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