Pence’s Message Gains Traction with Iowa Veterans

Military veterans reacted favorably to Former Vice President Mike Pence’s commitment to fight for veterans’ benefits and improve the plight of American service members who have returned from war.
Pence’s Message Gains Traction with Iowa Veterans
Former Vice President Mike Pence greets veterans at the Quad Cities Veterans Outreach Center in Davenport, Iowa, on Aug. 10, 2023 Courtesy of Lexi Bramer
Lawrence Wilson
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DAVENPORT, Iowa—Military veterans reacted favorably to former Vice President Mike Pence’s commitment to fight for veterans’ benefits and improve the plight of American service members who have returned from war.

“As a nation, we’ve got … to come alongside the men and women who have put on the uniform and have paid the price. I’m going to make you a promise: When I am president of the United States of America, we’re going to make a nationwide commitment to driving veterans’ suicide to zero, so help me God,” Mr. Pence told a group of mostly elderly veterans at the Quad City Veterans Outreach Center on Aug. 10.