The Republican party and Senator Jerry Moran blocked a program that would have given jobs to our veterans

Why not sell advertising on postage stamps, save the USPS, and keep the stamp rates from going up, up, up. I would just as soon look at the new cars or a soda can as a dead celebrity or a yellow bird.

All over Wyoming we see public support for our troops overseas, but just because their tours of duty might end doesn't mean that the debt owed them by their country ends with them. Nonetheless, our troops are coming home to Wyoming and finding it even harder than non-vets to find jobs, housing and support. We can wave all the banners we want, paste all the bumper stickers we can find, but that doesn't put paychecks in veteran hands or roofs over veteran heads. Recently, Senator John Barrasso voted to block a billion-dollar veterans jobs program, and its time, we in Wyoming, did more to support our troops than bumper stickers and trite reposted pictures on Facebook. Sign the petition today and tell Sen. Barrasso to support our troops with deeds, not words.

Keep people in their homes until unemployment drops to 6 percent. People need income to take advantage of HAMP and other programs.

Our Senator Saxby Chambliss voted to block a billion dollar veterans job program. We are concern why you abandoned our veterans at this time. Our veterans should be our number one concern. They keep us out of harm's way, and we as a country should take care of their needs. We're calling on you to withdraw your block vote on this veteran bill. They deserve housing and jobs.

I think Republican Senator John Thune from South Dakota needs to answer why he and other Senate Republicans killed the veterans jobs bill.

Senator John Boozman voted to block a billion-dollar veteran jobs program and we want him to explain why he abandoned our veterans despite their high rate of unemployment and homelessness.

Senate Veterans' Affairs Chairwoman Patty Murray (D-Wash.) said the cost of the bill, $1 billion over five years, is offset. She noted that a vote to block the measure is tantamount to saying the nation has done enough for veterans. "A vote to support this point of order says that despite the fact that we have paid for this bill, despite the fact that one in four young veterans are out of work, despite the fact that veterans suicides are outpacing combat deaths, and despite the fact that more and more veterans are coming home, we are not going to invest in these challenges," Murray said. The nation owes veterans "more than just a pat on the back for their service," she continued. "We owe them more than bumper stickers and platitudes. We owe them more than procedural roadblocks that will impede our ability to provide help now and into the future. We owe them action." Murray continued: "We owe them real investments that will help get them back to work. And that's what this bill does."

Ask Senator Boozman why he is denying our Veterans jobs, homes, and healthcare?

David Vitter, do not block the vote on the veteran jobs program. We need to show American veterans that we appreciate all of their efforts on behalf of peace and freedom in the Middle East and elsewhere.

Folks in Missouri are outraged that Senator Roy Blunt voted to block a billion-dollar veteran jobs program and want him to explain why he abandoned our veterans despite their high rate of unemployment and homelessness.

LIKE BLOOD, MONEY ONLY WORKS WHEN IT CIRCULATES, BRINGING NUTRIENTS FOR GROWTH AND PROSPERITY TO THE INDIVIDUAL CELLS AND TISSUES OF THE SOCIAL BODY. PUT AMERICA BACK TO WORK!