Trump Holds Strong Lead Among Veterans in Latest Poll: Focus on VA Performance and Afghanistan Withdrawal

A recent Pew Research Poll reveals that former President Donald Trump enjoys significant support among veterans nationwide, outpacing Vice President Kamala Harris ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Veterans cite the VA’s performance under Trump and the botched Afghanistan withdrawal under Biden as key reasons for their preference. Experts emphasize the importance of understanding veteran perspectives not just during election season but year-round.

EasyJet Launches Targeted Recruitment Campaign to Recruit Veterans

EasyJet is actively seeking out veterans of the Armed Forces, recognizing the valuable skills they bring to the workforce. This initiative comes after a study found that 60% of veterans want more support in transitioning to civilian jobs. EasyJet is particularly interested in hiring mature workers, aligning with the fact that 92% of UK armed forces veterans are over 45.

Trump’s Unwavering Support for Veterans: A Personal Perspective

Rep. Brian Mast, a veteran who lost both legs in combat, shares his personal experiences with former President Trump, highlighting Trump’s deep respect and care for veterans and his commitment to putting America first. Mast contrasts Trump’s approach with the Biden administration’s policies, arguing that Trump is a true champion for those who served, while Biden’s leadership is disrespectful and detrimental to veterans’ interests.

Nexion Travel Group Celebrates 300th Scholarship for Veterans and Military Spouses in Travel Industry

Nexion Travel Group, a leading host agency for independent travel professionals, has reached a significant milestone in its Veterans in Travel program, awarding its 300th scholarship to support veterans and military spouses pursuing careers in the travel industry. The program provides valuable training and mentorship to empower them to become successful travel advisors.

Veterans Champion Psychedelic Decriminalization in Massachusetts: Hope for Mental Health or Unforeseen Risks?

A growing movement led by veterans is pushing for the decriminalization of psychedelics in Massachusetts, fueled by personal experiences with the healing potential of substances like psilocybin. While advocates highlight the benefits for PTSD and depression, opponents raise concerns about home cultivation and potential risks. This November, voters will decide the fate of Question 4, a ballot measure that could significantly impact mental health treatment options in the state.

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