Concerned Veterans for America

Congress took a necessary step to reassert its constitutional role in matters of war and peace. Veterans know better than most that decisions to use military force should be debated, authorized, and owned by the people’s representatives ― from the start of a conflict to the pursuit of a responsible diplomatic end. 

Congress must bring that same commitment to accou...

Meet Katrina Dolan.

Katrina works for both Concerned Veterans for America and Americans for Prosperity in Pennsylvania as a grassroots engagement director.

Through her years working with AFP and CVA, she’s built crucial relationships, worked with over 100 veterans’ networks, and seen major wins ― even spearheading CVA’s chapter ...

COLUMBUS, OH – Concerned Veterans for America-Ohio (CVA-OH) this week testified before the Ohio House Government Oversight Committee and House Energy Committee in support of reforms aimed at strengthening America’s national security, economic resilience, and long-term prosperity. 

CVA-OH Strategic Director Adam Miller delivered proponent testimony on H...

This is a guest blog written by John Vick, executive director of Concerned Veterans for America.

Memorial Day hits different when you’ve worn the uniform.

For most Americans, it’s the start of summer, with a long weekend and time with family. For veterans, it’s quieter than that. Heavier.

It’s about the ones who didn’t come hom...

By William Huff III

For many veterans, access to health care is not as simple as it should be.  Many veterans here in Jacksonville face long wait times, confusing requirements, and limited options when they try to get needed care from the local Department of Veterans Affairs facilities.

Just do a few minutes of research into