Matt Gaetz Hired a Real-Life War Criminal to Work In His Congressional Office
Derrick Miller served eight years in a military prison for killing an Afghan civilian. Now he works for Matt Gaetz.
Source: vice.com
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War Criminal Employed by Congressional Republicans
Donald Trump is apparently not the only one with a fetish for war criminals.
Source: outsidethebeltway.com
Congressional Justice for Warriors Caucus Responds After Army Begins to Correct False Arrest Records of Soldiers
The Congressional Justice for Warriors Caucus released the following statement in response to the Army's announcement that it would be correcting false arrest records for soldiers:This week, the U.S. Army announced it would issue corrections to a national criminal database which saw almost 2,000 service members investigated for fraud as a part of the National Guard Recruiting
Source: texasgopvote.com
Justice for Warriors Caucus Defends Army Doctor Facing Retaliation Over COVID Vaccine Waivers
After learning that U.S. Army Maj. Samuel Sigoloff was the target of retaliation and possibly illegal acts by his chain of command, the Congressional Justice for Warriors Caucus is calling on the Secretary of the Army to expedite a review and approval of Maj. Sigoloff’s request to be honorably separated from the military.
Source: texasgopvote.com
Murphy Co-Sponsors NDAA Amendments to Protect Service Members from Military Court Injustice, End Vaccine Mandates
Washington, D.C. – Rep. Greg Murphy, M.D. (NC-03) has co-sponsored numerous amendments to improve H.R. 7900, the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2023. As a member of the Congressional Justice for Warriors Caucus, Rep. Murphy is proud to support three commonsense amendments to the NDAA to help prevent the military court system from committing
Source: house.gov