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Campaign boosts larger effort to fundamentally rethink American foreign policy ARLINGTON, Va.— Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) on Thursday announced the launch of a $1.5 million national ad campaign aimed at bringing our troops home from Afghanistan and setting the stage for leaders in Washington to reassess how our country handles its foreign policy…. Read more »
ARLINGTON, Va.—Following the recent U.S. House of Representative vote to restrict the use of offensive military force against Iran, Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) Executive Director Nate Anderson released the following statement: : “We were pleased to see a bipartisan majority of the U.S. House of Representatives vote to re-assert its constitutionally-mandated role in matters of… Read more »
ARLINGTON, Va.—Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) Executive Director Nate Anderson issued the following statement upon news of Senator Jerry Moran’s confirmation as Chairman of the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee: “Throughout his time in office and during his eight years on the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee, Senator Moran has demonstrated a dedication to upholding policies that … Read more »
ARLINGTON, Va.—Concerned veterans for America Senior Advisor and Iraq War veteran, Dan Caldwell, released this statement following President Trump’s address to the nation following the Iranian ballistic missile attack on bases housing American troops in Iraq: “We urge President Trump to avoid an unnecessary war with Iran and to follow through on his stated desire… Read more »
ARLINGTON, Va.—Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) Executive Director Nate Anderson issued the following statement upon news that Representative Mark Meadows will retire from Congress at the end of his term: “On behalf of Concerned Veterans for America’s activists across the country, I want to thank Representative Meadows for his leadership in Congress on behalf of our… Read more »
ARLINGTON, Va.—Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) Executive Director Nate Anderson issued the following statement upon reports of the potential withdrawal of roughly 4,000 troops from Afghanistan: “President Trump has been right in the past to call for a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, and bringing 4,000 troops home to their families is an important step toward that… Read more »
Veterans group criticizes NDAA for passing the buck on war and peace ARLINGTON, Va.—Concerned Veterans for America Executive Director Nate Anderson issued the following statement in response to the FY2020 NDAA Conference Report: “For too long, Congress has abandoned its duty to approve sending Americans to war. Unfortunately, this NDAA does nothing to restore… Read more »
