We all know that some of the reasons for this difference is our great state's focus on pro-growth policies, low taxes, and efficient and innovative government programs that partner with the private and non-profit sector to give unemployed veterans the little boost they need to be successful.
Flores attributes Texas's low veteran unemployment to its economic policies.
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