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 As the largest Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans
organization in America, Vets for Freedom is proud to
announce its support of Saxby Chambliss for United States Senate in
Georgia. Senator Chambliss is and always has been a strong
supporter of America's Armed Forces. As an active member of the
Senate Armed Services Committee, Senator Chambliss has proven time
and time again his unwavering dedication to protecting our nation,
defending those who risk their lives for our freedom, and
supporting all who have ever worn the uniform. His record speaks
for itself - Co-Chairman of the Senate Reserve Caucus, member of
the National Guard Caucus, recipient of the Arthur T. Marix
Congressional Leadership Award by the Military Officers Association
of America, recipient of the Harry S. Truman Award for
Distinguished Service in Support of National Defense - the list
goes on and on.
"As a proud Army veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom, I am humbled
to speak on behalf of over 30,000 members of Vets for Freedom in
offering our strong endorsement of Saxby Chambliss for the United
States Senate," said Vets for Freedom Executive Director,
Joel Arends. "Senator Chambliss understands that the fight we are
currently undertaking in Iraq is essential to our success in the
global fight against Islamic extremism. His six trips to Iraq
allowed him to see firsthand the success of our current military
strategy implemented by General Petraeus. He has been a steadfast
source of support of all the men and women who are winning the
Global War on Terror - our country needs more dedicated people like
Saxby in Washington."
Arends continued, "As the brave men and women who wear our
nation's uniform continue to achieve success in Iraq, Afghanistan
and other battlefields of the Global War on Terror, it is crucial
that politics ends at the water's edge. Senator Chambliss will
continue to stand by our Armed Forces, and we will continue to
stand by him. I am proud to offer the support of Vets for
Freedom."
To visit the Senator's campaign website, please go to www.Saxby.org
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