Fayetteville pastor Mark Rowden suffers from health challenges due to exposure to toxic burn pits during his 23 years of service in the U.S. Military. The recently-signed Honoring Our PACT Act allows veterans like Mark to access the health care he needs and seek monetary relief.

That’s why, in a new op-ed, he’s exposing Budd’s initial vote against the critical veterans health care legislation, holding Congressman Budd accountable for his “track record in Washington of abandoning North Carolina’s military community” and emphasizing the need for a U.S. Senator with an “unwavering commitment to our service members, veterans and their families.”

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Cardinal & Pine: Congressman Budd’s Lip Service Means Nothing to Veterans 

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