My New Idea!

Every family in the U.S either has a relative or has had someone close to them serve our country. Giving up the ultimate sacrifice to serve and protect our country is something I will always be grateful for and I will continue to be in their debt until I die. My opinion isn't really shared countrywide and this has become a big problem in today's world. This is where my new idea comes into play... haha. After doing a solid week of research on Veteran Affairs and the current status of it. I have read several honest blog posts, a couple different websites and they say the same thing. Veterans are being treated like second class citizens. The treatment of veterans in the U.S has been very suspect for quite some time now. It has only been 40 years since the American Psychiatric Association came out with PTSD and how it can affect heros returning from war in many different ways. Instead of them being a major priority for our government, we have kind of pushed them to the side and just hoped that the problem resolves itself. What I want my business and blog to be about is helping them get the proper care and treatment they rightfully deserve. I feel blogging on current information and spreading the word out to the public is the best thing I can do for my current position. For right now though, I am still working on better understanding the truth of what is going on. I consider myself a realist so whatever the truth may be, I want to find it out. A big event that many of us have been waiting for for the past four years might make a major difference. The election. Even though I am against Donald Trump on many things, this is one of the handful of things that I agree with him on. Veterans need more funding. The funding for Veteran affairs was at 183 billion at the end of 2017. Since then, funding has almost gone up to 220 billion, making almost a 25% increase and I feel that number is only going to rise if Trump stays in office. A new president may be worse or may be better for our country but one thing's for sure, veterans are a priority in our country and should always be, no matter what the case may be.