Fighting for Veterans
WE HONOR SERVICE
Veterans deserve care, respect, and real action.
Richard Hudson calls himself the “veterans’ representative” but he votes to tear down veterans at every turn. I served for 24 years, and as a retired Army Major, I know firsthand what it means to serve. Veterans deserve more than words. They deserve healthcare, pensions, and respect that matches the sacrifice they gave this nation.
Stop the assault on the VA workforce from politicians like Richard Hudson
Protect pensions and benefits veterans have already earned.
Prioritize mental health care for veterans and families.
Healthcare Access
Every veteran deserves timely, quality VA healthcare without months of waiting.
Fair
Pensions
No one who served should ever have to fear losing retirement or disability benefits.
Mental
Health
Expand access to counseling and treatment to end veteran suicide.
Community Support
Stronger outreach programs to connect veterans with local resources and jobs.
COMMON QUESTIONS
No veteran should be left behind to fund tax breaks for billionaires
Congressmen like Richard Hudson make promises to veterans and then forget them. I will never forget my fellow service members. Here are answers to the most important questions veterans and their families are asking.
How will you fix VA care?
I will fight to expand facilities in North Carolina, hire more staff, and cut red tape so veterans are not left waiting months for appointments or denied the care they earned.
What about pensions and retirement security?
I will oppose any attempt to cut military pensions or disability benefits. These are promises made to service members. Breaking them dishonors service and hurts families who sacrificed for this country.
Will you focus on mental health?
Yes. We must expand VA mental health services, increase access to counseling, and address PTSD and suicide directly. Veterans deserve care that matches the invisible battles they still face.
How will families be supported?
Military families serve too. I will strengthen spousal support programs, improve education opportunities, and expand job training so families have stability and opportunity after years of sacrifice.
Why trust you to deliver?
Because the VA is my care in the community. I know the challenges of military service, the frustration of fighting bureaucracy, and the need for quality healthcare for those who have earned it. Service is about standing up for one another and we must stand ready to care for those we have sent into harms way.