Did you miss the FLVCS March 2021 Meeting or want to watch it again? Now you can watch it below.
Dennis “Mitch” Maley, veteran and reporter for the Bradenton Times was the featured speaker. He spoke on the current political climate.
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Did you miss the FLVCS February 2021 Meeting or want to watch it again? Now you can watch it below.
Former Florida State Representative, Margaret Good is the featured speaker. Her topic is President Biden’s Climate Agenda.
Don’t miss the drawing for the 2021 Thomas Paine Party 50-50 Raffle with a pot of $1500. See …
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The 2021 Thomas Paine Birthday Party held on Saturday, February 13th, 2021 was a great success! Over 120 participants Zoomed in from all over the U.S. While we missed seeing everyone in person due to Coronavirus restrictions, we were glad to be able to extend our reach across the nation.
After …
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Trump’s despicable behavior on January 6, 2021 to incite violence and the insurrectionists who stormed the capitol in response, validate everything FLVCS said about Trump being a threat to our democracy.
Months ago, FLVCS pointed out Trump was a would-be authoritarian who threatened our …
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Florida Veterans For Common Sense urges all veterans to open and sign the open letter from Veterans for Common Sense (VCS) urging federal and state officials to renounce any declaration invoking the Insurrection Act in response to Americans exercising their constitutional rights.
Veterans for Common Sense, a national veterans organization, has issued an open letter …
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Stop Unneeded Toll Roads in Florida is FLVCS’s newest position paper in its Election 2020 series. The series highlights important National-level and Florida State-level issues FLVCS values. FLVCS’s goal is to inform voters before the upcoming election in November.
In this position paper, FLVCS asks incumbent officeholders and candidates to commit to repealing or …
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Updated May 12, 2011
May 11, 2011 (VCS) – Yesterday, the Court of Appeals ruled VA’s mental health care system and disability claims system remain badly broken, and veterans face long delays to see doctors and obtain benefits.…
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From the Sarasota Herald Tribune
Published: Sunday, February 6, 2011 at 1:00 a.m.
Lee Haworth served in the first Gulf War, so he knows better than most people how battle affects today’s veterans, and he has started a program to help them.
Courts Assisting Veterans diverts