Veterans' Alliance for Security and Democracy
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The Veterans’ Alliance for Security and Democracy (VETPAC) is a multi-candidate political action committee in the United States.
VETPAC endorses, actively supports and helps fund candidates for national office who they feel share their principles of security and democracy. These candidates are often (but not always) Veterans and Fighting Dems.
In March 2006, the group endorsed Mike Thompson's plan for redeployment in Iraq.[1] Dubbed the "Change the Course" policy emphasized a massive increase in training of Iraqi forces using Allied training capability outside Iraq.
In August 2006, the VETPAC joined Max Cleland to speak out against the "swiftboating" of John Murtha.[2]
[edit] Candidates VETPAC endorses
- Ted Ankrum
- Mishonda Baldwin
- Lee Ballenger
- Nancy Boyda
- Duane Burghard
- Chris Carney
- John Courage
- Dan Dodd
- Andrew Duck
- Bill Durston
- Jay Fawcett
- David Harris
- Larry Kissell
- John Laesch
- Patricia Madrid
- Eric Massa
- Nancy Nusbaum
- Rick Penberthy
- Barbara Ann Radnofsky
- Gene Scharer
- Rich Sexton
- Carl Sheeler
- Al Weed
[edit] See also
- Patriot Project
- Fighting Dems
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