Hall knows firsthand Braley's strong commitment to delivering results for veterans

DES MOINES, IA - Today in Ankeny, Army veteran Tom Hall discussed Bruce Braley's strong record of delivering results for Iowa's veterans. Hall is an Army Ranger veteran, and spoke from personal experience. While he was finishing military school, Hall was denied housing assistance. He reached out to Braley, and Braley delivered results for Hall and the other members of his unit.

Hall said, "Bruce Braley's record for Iowa's veterans and military members is a record of results. He has always stood with us, and i believe that veterans as a whole are better off because of Bruce Braley."

Braley's record for Iowa's veterans and military families is one of results. He led a successful effort to secure back-pay and GI Bill benefits for Iowa National Guard members, he introduced and helped pass tax cuts for businesses who hire veterans and worked across the aisle to pass the Andrew Connolly Veterans Housing Act, helping injured and disabled veterans retrofit their homes. Braley has also introduced legislation to incentivize more doctors and nurses to work at the VA to help provide the quality care veterans deserve.
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