And if we have people like Nathan Rose out on our front lines protecting us, then we have a solemn duty to them to do everything we can by not just slapping them on the back and telling them good job but actually helping them find a good job.
Bruce L. Braley: “And if we have people like Nathan Rose out on our front lines protecting us, then we have a solemn duty to them to do…”
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Braley emphasizes the responsibility to support veterans like Nathan Rose.
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