HOME MISSION ABOUT VFF-PAC OPERATION
10-in-10		 THE UNKNOWN
SOLDIERS BLOG		 MEDIA CONTACT JOIN DONATE
banner3-washingtonbanner4-reportbanner5-truth

FNC - 30AUG10

FoxBiz 8-31-10

LKL - 8-31-10

On August 31, 2010 President Obama gave a high-profile, nationally-televised speech on Iraq, marking the end of official combat operations there. After all that America's warriors have achieved in Iraq, Vets for Freedom urges the President commit to winning the peace in Iraq as we draw down our forces. CLICK HERE to read VFF's Press Release in advance of the speech.

VFF also appeared on Fox News and Fox Business in advance of the speech, and provided immediate reaction to the President's speech on CNN's Larry King Live. Click on the images (left) to view the segment clips.

Also, make sure you read our Unknown Soldiers Blog for the latest developments in Iraq. Official combat may have ended, but our troops are still fighting--and dying--over there.  Tom Sileo, our Blog Editor, posts new stories daily.
Top Politicos Voice Support for VFF-PAC Efforts

Rove - web

T-Paw - web

On August 6, former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove and Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty both voiced their support for VFF-PAC's effort to send warriors to Washington.

Rove tweeted to his 157,000+ followers: "Check out Vets for Freedom PAC's Iraq/Afghan war vets candidates: http://bit.ly/bnzkVA." CLICK HERE to read Rove's Twitter post.

Later in the day, Governor Pawlenty tweeted to his 16,000+ followers: "Friend & fellow MN, Pete Hegseth, directs VFF-PAC, check out their great Iraq/Afghan GOP vets for Congress: http://bit.ly/bnzkVA." CLICK HERE to read Gov. Pawlenty's Twitter post.

VFF-PAC continues to lead the way in supporting vets candidates.
Award-Winning Journalist to Lead VFF Blog

Tom Sileo - web

In August, Vets for Freedom launched our partnership with Tom Sileo (pictured left), and his Unknown Soldiers Blog. Tom started this blog on the last day of his career inside the mainstream media, which he believes has failed to adequately cover the post-9/11 war effort. Since then, Tom writes daily about battlefield developments, acts of valor, and fallen heroes.

And now, his blog is an official partner of VFF. All of his original content is posted on our website, and updated daily.  So, from now on, to get the latest information on our warriors-and their mission-make sure to check out The Unknown Soldiers Blog on our website every day.

CLICK HERE to read Tom's blog.
VFF IN THE NEWS
UNKNOWN SOLDIERS BLOG
NATIONAL REVIEW: What Was Missing from Obama's Speech
9/1/2010
WASHINGTON TIMES: Troops Yet to Give Obama Full Salute
8/31/2010
NEW YORK TIMES: In Midterm Elections, Afghan War Barely Surfaces
7/29/2010
POLITICO: House Race Exclusive - VFF for Rooney
7/28/2010
WALL STREET JOURNAL: Kagan and the Military: What Really Happened
7/21/2010
NATIONAL REVIEW: GOP Majority Rests on Crop of Afghan/Iraq Vets
7/19/2010
FOREST LAKE PRESS: Hegseth testifies at U.S. Senate hearing
7/7/2010
POLITICS DAILY: Military Vets Paint Different Pictures of Kagan
7/2/2010
Across the nation
9/2/2010
Hearts of gold
9/1/2010
This is not the end
8/31/2010
Born on September 11
8/30/2010
72 painful hours
8/30/2010
A show of Force
8/27/2010
United in love
8/26/2010
The guns of August
8/25/2010
Defending freedom
8/24/2010
The adventurer
8/23/2010

sidebar 10in10


LKL-MainPage-8-31-10



Report from Iraq: Results and Lessons of the Surge
Sign Our Petition Today


Nathan and Jared Hubbard

Jared Hubbard died along with his best friend, Jeremiah Baro, who joined with him, in an IED explosion in Iraq. Nathan Hubbard, was killed in a helicopter crash in Iraq on Tuesday, August 21, 2007.

These men are both patriots, they are heroes, they are the essence of the courage and honor that can be seen throughout our military men and women.
 


Paid for by Vets for Freedom Political Action Committee. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. www.vetsforfreedom.org/pac.


Vets for Freedom is a nonpartisan 501(c)(4) organization which focuses primarily on educating the American public about the importance of achieving success on the battlefield by applying our first-hand knowledge to issues of American strategy and tactics. Vets for Freedom PAC is a federal political action committee which aims to support those candidates who recognize the importance of achieving success on the battlefield. Vets for Freedom and Vets for Freedom PAC are separate organizations.