🇺🇸 THE ELECTION IS OVER. OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO VETERANS CONTINUES.
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By Cherlene Prince (Military Correspondent) MAGA Viral News
VFW is warning that Section 108 of the proposed Take Care of America’s Veterans Act could reduce disability compensation for some future veterans, including through changes involving tinnitus and sleep apnea.
An important distinction: VFW says existing recipients would be protected under this provision. These proposed changes have NOT become law.
VFW is also calling for passage of a clean, standalone Major Richard Star Act to help eligible combat-injured retirees receive their full earned retirement and disability benefits.
Every member of Congress should explain how these proposals would affect the people who served. Our military community deserves clear answers and careful scrutiny of the details.
Read VFW’s position:
https://vfw.org/media-and-events/latest-releases/archives/2026/11/vfw-action-alert-tell-congress-protect-veterans-benefits-pass-the-major-richard-star-act
What questions would you like your representatives to answer?
#MAGAViral #VeteransBenefits #MilitaryAndVeterans
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Author: Cher
Cherlene Prince comes from a patriotic conservative family with a long tradition of military service to the United States. Her family’s service stretches back generations, including an ancestor who served as a Life Guard to President George Washington. Her grandfather served in the U.S. Navy during World War I and World War II, her father served during the Vietnam War, and her uncle retired as a Major in the U.S. Army after also serving in Vietnam. Cherlene continued that tradition herself, serving as a 92R Parachute Rigger with the 128th Quartermaster Company (Light Airdrop Supply) of the California Army National Guard — an airborne-qualified unit responsible for delivering critical supplies to remote areas by parachute. She later became a military spouse to an 82nd Airborne Division paratrooper and remained deeply involved in the military community. Her professional work included military transition assistance and helping develop the USAA Military Transitions Center of Excellence, while supporting military events and service members at installations across the country. Her experiences in military life, public service, advocacy, and community involvement strengthened her belief that Americans can disagree while still finding common ground through shared values, family, service, and love of country. In 2026, Cherlene founded...
