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#8619898

3 August 2022

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) delivers good news to the veterans outside the Capitol: the Honoring Our PACT Act will be voted on later in the afternoon and is expected to pass. The legislation will establish a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, as well as other sources, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill passed originally the Senate with 84 votes, after a technical change was made, Republican Senators voted it down last week, claiming that it contained unrelated spending.

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#8619850

3 August 2022

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) delivers good news to the veterans outside the Capitol: the Honoring Our PACT Act will be voted on later in the afternoon and is expected to pass. The legislation will establish a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, as well as other sources, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill passed originally the Senate with 84 votes, after a technical change was made, Republican Senators voted it down last week, claiming that it contained unrelated spending.

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#8619820

3 August 2022

Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) speaks with veterans outside the Capitol and John Feal, 9/11 first responders advocate, about the upcoming vote on the Honoring Our PACT Act. It will be voted on later in the afternoon and is expected to pass. The legislation will establish a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, as well as other sources, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill passed originally the Senate with 84 votes, after a technical change was made, Republican Senators voted it down last week, claiming that it contained unrelated spending.

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#8619776

2 August 2022

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is greeted with a hug by 9/11 first responders advocate John Feal as he delivers good news to the veterans outside the Capitol: the Honoring Our PACT Act will be voted on later in the afternoon and is expected to pass. The legislation will establish a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, as well as other sources, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill passed originally the Senate with 84 votes, after a technical change was made, Republican Senators voted it down last week, claiming that it contained unrelated spending.

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#8619774

2 August 2022

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is greeted with a hug by 9/11 first responders advocate John Feal as he delivers good news to the veterans outside the Capitol: the Honoring Our PACT Act will be voted on later in the afternoon and is expected to pass. The legislation will establish a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, as well as other sources, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill passed originally the Senate with 84 votes, after a technical change was made, Republican Senators voted it down last week, claiming that it contained unrelated spending.

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#8619752

2 August 2022

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) delivers good news to the veterans outside the Capitol: the Honoring Our PACT Act will be voted on later in the afternoon and is expected to pass. The legislation will establish a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, as well as other sources, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill passed originally the Senate with 84 votes, after a technical change was made, Republican Senators voted it down last week, claiming that it contained unrelated spending.

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#8601450

29 July 2022

Susan Zeier, mother-in-law of SFC Heath Robinson, wears a mask with her son-in-law's dates of birth and death at a press conference condemning Republican Senators for defeating the SFC Heath Robinson Honoring Our PACT Act. The legislation would have eased access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members exposued to toxins via burn pits. The bill originally passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators later objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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#8601410

29 July 2022

Military veterans and families affected by burn pit exposure and Congresspeople hold a press conference condemning Republican Senators for defeating the Honoring Our PACT Act. The legislation would have established a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill originally passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators later objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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#8601408

29 July 2022

Military veterans and families affected by burn pit exposure and Congresspeople hold a press conference condemning Republican Senators for defeating the Honoring Our PACT Act. The legislation would have established a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill originally passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators later objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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#8601406

29 July 2022

Military veterans and families affected by burn pit exposure and Congresspeople hold a press conference condemning Republican Senators for defeating the Honoring Our PACT Act. The legislation would have established a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill originally passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators later objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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#8601120

29 July 2022

during a press conference after Republican Senators to voted against the Honoring Our PACT Act. The legislation would have established a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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#8601074

29 July 2022

Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) speaks during a press conference condemning Republican Senators for voting against the Honoring Our PACT Act. The legislation would have established a connection between military service and exposure to toxins via burn pits, easing access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members. The bill originally passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators later objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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#8598722

29 July 2022

Susan Zeier, mother-in-law of SFC Heath Robinson, receives a hug after speaking at a press conference condemning Republican Senators for defeating the SFC Heath Robinson Honoring Our PACT Act. She is wearing the uniform her son-in-law wore in Iraq. The legislation would have eased access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members exposued to toxins via burn pits. The bill originally passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators later objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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#8598606

29 July 2022

Susan Zeier, mother-in-law of SFC Heath Robinson, wears her son-in-law's uniform while she speaks at a press conference condemning Republican Senators for defeating the SFC Heath Robinson Honoring Our PACT Act. The legislation would have eased access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members exposued to toxins via burn pits. The bill originally passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators later objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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#8598590

29 July 2022

Rep. Raul Ruiz (D-CA) speaks at a press conference condemning Republican Senators for defeating the Honoring Our PACT Act. The legislation would have eased access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members suffering from burn pit exposure. The bill originally passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators later objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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#8598588

29 July 2022

Rep. Raul Ruiz (D-CA) speaks at a press conference condemning Republican Senators for defeating the Honoring Our PACT Act. The legislation would have eased access to healthcare for veterans and active duty members suffering from burn pit exposure. The bill originally passed the Senate with 84 votes, but Republican Senators later objected, claiming it contained unrelated spending.

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