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Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2011, made up of veterans from all branches of the military and their families. The organization advocates for policies that promote freedom, prosperity, and national security based on liberty-based principles. CVA aims to engage communities of veterans and citizens to address national challenges, emphasizing the unique perspectives of veterans to inspire action and improve American lives. CVA focuses on several key issues, including economic prosperity, veterans' health care reform, and foreign policy. The organization advocates for spending controls and debt reduction to address the national debt, supports expanding health care choices for veterans, and promotes a prudent foreign policy. CVA also operates a political action committee to support candidates who champion veterans' well-being and community self-sufficiency. Additionally, the CVA Foundation works to empower veterans and military families through education and resource connections.
Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2011, made up of veterans from all branches of the military and their families. The organization advocates for policies that promote freedom, prosperity, and national security based on liberty-based principles. CVA aims to engage communities of veterans and citizens to address national challenges, emphasizing the unique perspectives of veterans to inspire action and improve American lives. CVA focuses on several key issues, including economic prosperity, veterans' health care reform, and foreign policy. The organization advocates for spending controls and debt reduction to address the national debt, supports expanding health care choices for veterans, and promotes a prudent foreign policy. CVA also operates a political action committee to support candidates who champion veterans' well-being and community self-sufficiency. Additionally, the CVA Foundation works to empower veterans and military families through education and resource connections.
Concerned Veterans For America has been mentioned across 9 podcasts.
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