Mark Lucas

speaker
222 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 15 Sep

Mark Lucas’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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If we protect what President Trump passed in his first term.
The Mission Act.
We will give veterans more choice in their healthcare.
They'll be able to see a provider sooner.
And not only is this the right thing to do for veterans, it's also politically advantageous.
We pulled this again with Mark Mitchell.
We found that mid uh primary voters or midterm voters are more likely, 75% more likely to vote for a candidate that supports the Access Act.
That's a part of this broader package.
Thank you.
We need to support President Trump's huge veterans bills, 62 bills put into one.
It's called the Take Care of America's Veterans Act.
This will fulfill what he did in his first term, which was a legacy building type opportunity to provide veterans choice in their healthcare.
But it also delivers on a campaign promise that President Trump gave to New Hampshire that they would have a full suite VA hospital.
Unfortunately, the VA Secretary Doug Collins has been AWOL.
He has not been supporting this bill forcefully enough.
And the war room posse can use Bill Blaster, but they can also go to VeteranAction.org, click on the Take Action button, encourage your senators and your congressmen to support the Take Care of America's Veterans Act.
You can follow us at Veteran Action and at MarkLucasUSA on all the social channels.
It was great to watch Dr. Fauci squirm underneath those bright lights to be held accountable for the actions he took and what he did along with President Joe Biden and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin had an incredibly adverse impact on the military.
I refused the COVID-19 vaccine and I was sat down and I was formally counseled.
I was called insubordinate for refusing an unlawful order.
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