The passage of this rule is a vital step towards improving our military infrastructure and ensuring that the quality of care for our veterans and their families is worthy of their sacrifice. My home State has one of the highest populations of veterans per capita in the country. In a State of 1.3 million people, Maine is home to over 155,000 veterans. These men and women have served without question, without politics and without hesitation. We must make a promise to them and to all of our veterans that we will do the same. We must provide them with the health care and the benefits that they deserve--without question, without politics, and without hesitation. By passing H.R. 5822, we will begin to keep that promise.
Chellie Pingree: “The passage of this rule is a vital step towards improving our military infrastructure and ensuring that the quality of…”
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The speaker is advocating for improved military infrastructure and veteran care through the passage of H.R. 5822.
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