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Veterans for America First Appoints James W. Lockard, SMSgt, USAF (Ret.), as National Ambassador FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 14, 2026 OKLAHOMA — Veterans for America First (VFAF), also known as Veterans for Trump, is pleased to announce the appointment of retired United States Air Force Senior Master Sergeant James W. Lockard as a National Ambassador. Lockard brings decades of military experience in personnel administration, leadership, training, contingency operations, casualty assistance and support of military space operations. Lockard entered active duty in December 1978, beginning a military career that would take him across the United States, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Following basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas, he completed technical training at Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi before receiving his first overseas assignment. In June 1979, Lockard arrived at Torrejon Air Base, Spain, where he was initially assigned to the 401st Tactical Fighter Wing. He was subsequently selected for a headquarters staff support position with the 16th Air Force under Major General Robert Clement, serving until November 1982. At the time, the 16th Air Force maintained responsibility for Air Force operations throughout portions of the Mediterranean region, including installations in Spain, Italy, Greece and Turkey. In November 1982, Lockard continued his overseas service at Sembach Air Base, Germany, where he served in a headquarters staff support position with the 17th Air Force. His assignment included service under Major General Harry A. Goodell and later Major General William J. “Bud” Breckner Jr., a former Vietnam War prisoner of war. During this period, the 17th Air Force supported American military operations in Germany, the Netherlands and NATO-related responsibilities in Belgium. Lockard remained in this assignment until August 1988. Following his service in Europe, Lockard returned to Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, where he served as an Instructor Supervisor at Thomson Hall. In this position, he supervised 11 instructors, developed instructional materials and helped establish advanced training for Personnel in Support of Contingency Operations (PERSCO). His responsibilities included developing coursework designed to prepare noncommissioned officers and commissioned officers for personnel support requirements during military deployments and contingency operations. In March 1990, Lockard transferred to Mather Air Force Base, California, where he served as Base Career Advisor and Training Senior Noncommissioned Officer. During this assignment, he was personally selected to deploy to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in August 1990, where he led a PERSCO team and performed First Sergeant duties for Colonel Donald Schell of the 940th Air Refueling Group. His deployment continued through September 1991, during the period encompassing Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. In July 1992, Lockard was assigned to the Air Reserve Personnel Center at Lowry Air Force Base, Colorado. He subsequently served with the 50th Space Warning Squadron at Falcon Air Station near Colorado Springs, remaining in that assignment until May 1994. Lockard returned to Lowry Air Force Base in May 1994 and participated in the installation's drawdown under the Base Realignment and Closure process. He remained involved in support group operations through March 1995, as the installation approached closure. In March 1995, Lockard transferred to Buckley Air National Guard Base, Colorado, beginning another significant chapter of his military service. He became the Northern Colorado Air Force Casualty Assistance Officer, a position he held until June 2009. His casualty assistance responsibilities involved supporting military families during some of the most difficult circumstances associated with military service, requiring professionalism, compassion and knowledge of military personnel procedures. During his years at Buckley, Lockard also served as First Sergeant with the 137th Space Warning Squadron, associated with one of the Air National Guard's earliest space missions. His assignments additionally included service with the 2nd Space Warning Squadron, 11th Space Warning Squadron and 8th Space Warning Squadron during the periods of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. Throughout his career, Lockard supported military missions and personnel requirements through deployments and assignments in the Persian Gulf, South Korea and other international locations. Lockard retired on September 15, 2015, at age 60, concluding a lengthy career characterized by military instruction, personnel leadership, contingency support, casualty assistance and service to American military personnel and their families. His experience includes supporting senior military commanders, developing training programs, leading deployed personnel teams and participating in military operations spanning multiple generations of Air Force service. As a VFAF National Ambassador, Lockard will bring his extensive military background and experience working with service members and military families to the organization's national network of veterans, first responders and civilian supporters. His appointment reflects Veterans for America First's ongoing efforts to bring together experienced military veterans and community leaders who remain committed to veterans advocacy, public service and supporting America's military community. Lockard's career represents a longstanding commitment to military service, leadership and the responsibilities associated with supporting those who serve, both at home and overseas. About Veterans for America First (VFAF) Veterans for America First, also known as Veterans for Trump, is a national grassroots organization of veterans, first responders and civilian supporters engaged in veterans advocacy, community outreach, civic education and political activities. The organization maintains a national leadership structure with state chapters and ambassadors across the United States. Rarchar S. Tortorello @Rarchar President Oklahoma State Chapter Combat Vet. White House correspondent VFAF Veterans for America First Media Contact: Christi Tasker @christi4miami Veterans for America First (VFAF) National Press Secretary Website: vfaf.us

Veterans for America First Appoints LCDR Jonathan D. “Brick” Kindel, USN (Ret.), as National Ambassador FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 14, 2026 NORMAN, OKLAHOMA — Veterans for America First (VFAF), also known as Veterans for Trump, proudly announces the appointment of Lieutenant Commander Jonathan D. “Brick” Kindel, United States Navy veteran and commercial airline pilot, as a National Ambassador. Kindel brings nearly two decades of distinguished military aviation experience, operational leadership, and continued professional service to the organization's national network of veterans and patriotic Americans. Born July 19, 1983, in Idaho Falls, Idaho, Kindel graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 2006 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology and received his commission as an officer in the United States Navy. Following initial flight training in Pensacola, Florida, and primary flight training at Whiting Field, Kindel completed advanced flight training at Vance Air Force Base in Enid, Oklahoma. He earned his Naval Aviator wings in January 2008, beginning a distinguished aviation career that would include strategic reconnaissance operations, aircraft carrier assignments, flight instruction, and senior leadership responsibilities. During his naval career, Lieutenant Commander Kindel served with Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadrons THREE (VQ-3) and FOUR (VQ-4) at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City. His responsibilities included serving as a division officer, aircraft commander, mission commander, Safety Department Head, and Maintenance Officer. Kindel also completed sea duty assignments aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72), serving as an aircraft launch and recovery officer, commonly referred to in naval aviation as a "shooter." In this demanding position, he helped oversee the safe and effective launch and recovery of aircraft aboard a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. His additional Air Department leadership assignments supported carrier operations and deployments involving the USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) and USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75). His shore assignments further demonstrated his commitment to aviation excellence and the development of future military pilots. Kindel completed Air Force Pilot Instructor Training at Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, and subsequently served as a Joint Primary Pilot Training instructor pilot with the 33rd Flight Training Squadron at Vance Air Force Base. He also held leadership positions with Strategic Communications Wing ONE and U.S. Fleet Forces Command, contributing to military aviation operations, organizational readiness, and mission effectiveness. Kindel concluded his active-duty naval career in June 2022. His military decorations include the Navy Commendation Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal, and Navy Achievement Medal, recognizing his professional achievements and dedicated service to the United States. Following his military career, Kindel transitioned into commercial aviation, initially flying the Boeing 777 on international routes for Atlas Air. In February 2024, he joined Delta Air Lines, where he currently flies the Boeing 717. Kindel resides in Norman, Oklahoma, with his wife, Maria, their collection of farm animals, and three puppies. Together, they have four adult children and enjoy watching them pursue their individual careers and personal goals. National Ambassador Appointment As a National Ambassador for Veterans for America First, Kindel joins a nationwide network of military veterans, community leaders, and patriotic Americans working to strengthen veteran engagement, support constitutional principles, advocate for America's military families, and promote the organization's America First mission. His extensive background in military aviation, operational leadership, instruction, and civilian aviation brings valuable experience to VFAF's national ambassador program. The Oklahoma State Chapter of Veterans for America First welcomes Kindel to the organization and looks forward to his participation in future veterans outreach, community engagement, and national initiatives. About Veterans for America First (VFAF) Veterans for America First (VFAF), also known as Veterans for Trump, is a national grassroots organization of military veterans, first responders, and patriotic Americans committed to supporting America First policies, advocating for veterans and their families, promoting constitutional values, and strengthening American leadership. The organization works through its national leadership, state chapters, and ambassador network to support veteran engagement, public education, and grassroots political participation. Rarchar S. Tortorello @Rarchar President Oklahoma State Chapter Combat Vet. White House correspondent VFAF Veterans for America First Media Contact: Christi Tasker @christi4miami Veterans for America First (VFAF) National Press Secretary Website: vfaf.us

Veterans for America First Appoints Commander Keith “Soup” Campbell, USN (Ret.), as National Ambassador FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 14, 2026 OKLAHOMA — Veterans for America First (VFAF), also known as Veterans for Trump, is pleased to announce the appointment of retired United States Navy Commander Keith “Soup” Campbell as a National Ambassador. Campbell brings 33 years of military service, extensive experience in naval aviation, strategic communications, operational leadership and a continued commitment to supporting America's veteran community. The son of a World War II Marine, Campbell graduated from Yukon High School in 1988 and began his military career as an enlisted sailor. He retired from the United States Navy in 2021 following a career that included enlisted technical service, commissioned officer assignments, naval aviation operations and senior leadership responsibilities. Campbell began his Navy career as an Electronics Technician aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt, serving during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. His early military experience provided a foundation in technical operations, military readiness and the responsibilities associated with serving aboard an operational aircraft carrier. He later served at Trident Refit Facility Kings Bay, where he established a technical repair facility that saved the command millions of dollars in depot-level repair expenses. His work demonstrated an ability to develop practical solutions, manage resources and improve operational efficiency. After earning an associate degree with honors from Georgia Military College, Campbell received his commission through the Navy's Enlisted Commissioning Program, transitioning from the enlisted ranks to commissioned officer service. As a commissioned officer, Campbell became a Naval Flight Officer supporting the Navy's E-6B Mercury strategic communications mission. His assignments included service with Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadrons VQ-3 and VQ-7, where he held responsibilities as a Mission Commander, instructor and Weapons and Tactics Instructor. Campbell also served aboard the USS John C. Stennis as a Launch and Recovery Officer and held additional leadership positions involving naval aviation training, aircraft maintenance, communications and operational readiness. He concluded his active-duty military career at Strategic Communications Wing ONE, serving as Deputy for Mobility, following more than three decades of service to the United States Navy. Campbell's educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems from the University of Oklahoma, a Master of Military Operational Art and Science from Air Command and Staff College, and a Master of Strategic Studies from the Naval War College, where he was selected as an Arleigh Burke Scholar. Following his retirement from military service, Campbell continued his involvement in veterans assistance and career development. He has worked as a veteran counselor with the American Freedom Foundation's Your Next Mission initiative, helping transitioning service members and veterans navigate the challenges associated with entering the civilian workforce. Having served as both an enlisted sailor and commissioned officer, Campbell brings a perspective shaped by firsthand experience with the responsibilities, sacrifices and challenges encountered by military personnel throughout their careers. His professional background includes military leadership, fiscal stewardship, mentorship, strategic planning and a continued commitment to supporting those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. As a VFAF National Ambassador, Campbell plans to contribute his military experience and leadership background to the organization's national network of veterans, first responders and civilian supporters, with an emphasis on veterans advocacy, community engagement and opportunities for transitioning service members. His appointment reflects Veterans for America First's ongoing efforts to bring together experienced military veterans and community leaders who remain committed to public service, veterans assistance and civic participation following their military careers. Campbell believes that service to the nation does not end with military retirement and that veterans deserve continued advocacy, meaningful opportunities and organizations dedicated to recognizing their service through practical assistance and community involvement. About Veterans for America First (VFAF) Veterans for America First, also known as Veterans for Trump, is a national grassroots organization of veterans, first responders and civilian supporters engaged in veterans advocacy, community outreach, civic education and political activities. The organization maintains a national leadership structure with state chapters and ambassadors across the United States. Rarchar S. Tortorello @Rarchar President Oklahoma State Chapter Combat Vet. White House correspondent VFAF Veterans for America First Media Contact: Christi Tasker @christi4miami Veterans for America First (VFAF) National Press Secretary Website: vfaf.us

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 13, 2026 OKLAHOMA — Veterans for America First (VFAF), also known as Veterans for Trump, is pleased to announce the appointment of retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Ronald B. Hildner of Fletcher, Oklahoma, as a National Ambassador. Hildner brings more than two decades of military leadership, extensive experience in national defense, and a longstanding commitment to public service and Republican Party involvement in Oklahoma. A Christian conservative, husband, father and grandfather, Hildner has dedicated much of his professional life to serving the United States Armed Forces and supporting the military community. Hildner graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1992 and was commissioned as an Air Defense Artillery Officer in the United States Army. Throughout his military career, he served in numerous command and staff positions at multiple levels of Army leadership, gaining extensive experience in military operations, personnel management and national defense. His military service included overseas assignments in Germany and Bosnia, as well as deployments supporting Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. These assignments provided Hildner with experience in international military operations and the leadership responsibilities associated with wartime service. During his final assignment at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Hildner served as Battalion Commander of the 1st Battalion, 56th Air Defense Artillery Regiment (1-56 ADA). He concluded his Army career serving as Special Projects Officer for the Commanding General of the Fires Center of Excellence. Following his retirement from active military service, Hildner continued supporting the United States Army at Fort Sill. For the past nine years, he has worked as a defense contractor supporting short-range air defense programs, contributing his military experience to programs supporting Army readiness and defense capabilities. Beyond his military and professional accomplishments, Hildner has remained actively involved in Oklahoma's Republican Party and local political organizations. He has served as Republican Precinct 38 Chairperson, represented Comanche County on the Oklahoma State Republican Party Rules Committee on two occasions, and participated as a Comanche County delegate to the Oklahoma State GOP Convention. His involvement in local and statewide Republican Party activities reflects his longstanding interest in grassroots political organization, civic participation and public policy. As a VFAF National Ambassador, Hildner will bring his experience in military leadership, defense operations and community involvement to the organization's national network of veterans, first responders and civilian supporters. His appointment reflects Veterans for America First's ongoing efforts to bring together experienced military veterans and community leaders who remain engaged in public service, veterans advocacy and civic participation following their military careers. Hildner resides in Fletcher, Oklahoma, where his family and community remain important parts of his life. About Veterans for America First (VFAF) Veterans for America First, also known as Veterans for Trump, is a national grassroots organization of veterans, first responders and civilian supporters engaged in veterans advocacy, community outreach, civic education and political activities. The organization maintains a national leadership structure with state chapters and ambassadors across the United States. Rarchar S. Tortorello @Rarchar President Oklahoma State Chapter Combat Vet. White House correspondent VFAF Veterans for America First Media Contact: Christi Tasker @christi4miami Veterans for America First (VFAF) National Press Secretary Website: vfaf.us

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 13, 2026 OKLAHOMA — Veterans for America First (VFAF), also known as Veterans for Trump, is pleased to announce the appointment of U.S. Navy veteran Camilo “Cam” Ulloa, MPA, as a National Ambassador. Ulloa brings a background in military service, public administration, veterans assistance, community outreach and leadership within Oklahoma's Hispanic community. Currently serving as a civilian employee of the United States Air Force, Ulloa has dedicated much of his professional and community involvement to public service. His previous work includes helping members of the Hispanic community access civic services, encouraging local engagement and assisting veterans with understanding available benefits and resources. Born into a family of Colombian immigrants, Ulloa credits his humble beginnings with shaping his commitment to education, military service and community involvement. He became the first member of his family to serve in the United States Navy and the first to earn a graduate degree. Ulloa earned a Master of Public Administration (MPA), with a focus on public policy, from the University of Central Oklahoma. His academic achievements reflect a longstanding interest in government administration, civic leadership and public service. He hopes to continue his education by pursuing a doctoral degree related to civil service. During his time at Rose State College and the University of Central Oklahoma, Ulloa was active in student government and leadership organizations. He served as North Regional Director for an Oklahoma student organization, representing student interests and participating in statewide leadership initiatives. His academic recognition includes receiving a Hispanic Leadership Scholarship and being named Public Administration Student of the Year in 2020. Beyond his educational and professional accomplishments, Ulloa has worked with veterans to increase awareness of benefits, assistance programs and resources available to those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. As a VFAF National Ambassador, Ulloa plans to continue his involvement in veterans advocacy while expanding civic outreach and leadership opportunities within Oklahoma's growing Hispanic community. His appointment reflects Veterans for America First's ongoing efforts to bring together veterans, first responders and community leaders from diverse backgrounds who share an interest in military service, civic participation and supporting America's veteran population. Ulloa has been married to his middle school sweetheart for 17 years. The couple has a son, Lincoln, and enjoys life on a small hobby farm, where they raise chickens. About Veterans for America First (VFAF) Veterans for America First, also known as Veterans for Trump, is a national grassroots organization of veterans, first responders and civilian supporters engaged in veterans advocacy, community outreach, civic education and political activities. The organization maintains a national leadership structure with state chapters and ambassadors across the United States. Rarchar S. Tortorello @Rarchar President Oklahoma State Chapter Combat Vet. White House correspondent VFAF Veterans for America First Media Contact: Christi Tasker @christi4miami Veterans for America First (VFAF) National Press Secretary Website: vfaf.us

VETERANS FOR AMERICA FIRST RECOGNIZES ADAM SCHOOF FOR SERVICE AND ACCOUNTABILITY By Kimberly Taiko Moyers National Vet Force Director, Veterans for America First Adam Schoof life of service began long before he ever wore a military or police uniform. Schoof has been flying since he was 11 years old, later served in the United States Army as a Military Police Officer from 2010 to 2014, and went on to serve in Fort Bend County law enforcement. He is also a small-business owner and currently serves on the Fort Bend ISD Board of Trustees. Aviation became another way for Schoof to serve his community. While working as a Fulshear police officer, he volunteered his own time and money flying people who could not afford transportation to hospitals for medical treatment. In 2021, Schoof and fellow officer Dillon Rice survived a devastating aircraft crash in New Mexico. But public service is not only about wearing a uniform. Sometimes it means being willing to stand up when something is wrong. In September 2026, Schoof publicly brought concerns before the Fulshear City Council as the city confronted serious allegations involving longtime Police Chief Kenneth “Kenny” Seymour. What followed was significant. An independent investigator presented findings involving Seymour’s prolonged sexual and financial relationship with a subordinate, financial-policy issues, and untruthfulness during the investigation. The investigator told council that the documentary evidence was “overwhelming” to sustain misconduct charges. Seymour and his attorney disputed the investigation’s scope and conclusions. Grizzy’s Hood News also reported that citizens came forward during public comment with accounts related to the Seymour matter, including allegations of inappropriate conduct. After hearing the investigator, Seymour’s defense and public comments, the Fulshear City Council voted unanimously to terminate Seymour on September 15, 2026. Schoof’s willingness to publicly raise concerns was part of the broader push for accountability surrounding the department. And now another important question deserves an answer. Was Adam Schoof retaliated against after raising concerns, and are Texas whistleblower protections strong enough to protect public employees who speak up about wrongdoing? Retaliation has not been established as a legal fact, and that determination should follow the evidence. But the timeline deserves examination. What did Schoof report? When did he first report it? Who knew about those concerns? What happened afterward? Were his concerns independently investigated? And are existing whistleblower protections strong enough when the person speaking out is challenging leadership inside his own law-enforcement agency? Those questions should not disappear simply because Seymour is no longer police chief. Public employees who make good-faith reports of suspected misconduct deserve an independent process capable of determining the truth without fear or favoritism. At the same time, due process must apply to everyone involved. Adam Schoof has been a pilot, a United States Army Military Police veteran, a law-enforcement officer, a volunteer helping patients reach medical care, a survivor of a catastrophic plane crash and a public servant willing to put serious concerns before his community. His story reminds us that service sometimes means stepping forward when staying silent would be easier. Service. Courage. Accountability. Veterans First. Kimberly Taiko Moyers National Vet Force Director Veterans for America First @KimmieTai #Hero #communityfirst #AmericaFirst #veterans #fypageシ

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE VFAF’s Lucretia Hughes Participates in Women for Gun Rights National Summit in Washington D.C. WASHINGTON, D.C. — September 16, 2026 — Lucretia Hughes Klucken, Deputy National Communications Director for Veterans for America First (VFAF), participated in the Women for Gun Rights 2026 National Summit in Washington, D.C., September 12–14, joining advocates from across the country for three days of training, Second Amendment policy discussions, a Capitol rally and meetings with government officials. VFAF National Website: vfaf.us/vfafs-lucretia-hughe… Women for Gun Rights describes itself as a nationwide, nonpartisan organization of women focused on safeguarding the Second Amendment through education and advocacy. Its 2026 National Summit was the first time the organization opened its annual Washington gathering to all members. The summit began with a September 12 gala at the Hilton Washington DC Capitol Hill. Programming on September 13 included leadership training, Civics 101, Second Amendment history and constitutional issues, and preparation for meetings with lawmakers and congressional staff. Participants later gathered on the west side of the U.S. Capitol for the organization’s public Rally for the 2A. Hughes was among the scheduled speakers for the Capitol rally. Reporting ahead of the summit identified her as a longtime Women for Gun Rights advocate and noted that she was scheduled to address attendees during the September 13 rally. On September 14, the summit moved into its Capitol Hill advocacy program. Women for Gun Rights described the day as an opportunity for participants to engage directly with the federal policymaking process; the summit program also included a limited-attendance White House briefing. During her time in Washington, Hughes met with White House official Sebastian Gorka, U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn and U.S. Congressman Andrew Clyde, discussing Second Amendment and gun-rights issues. These meetings were part of Hughes' participation in the Washington advocacy activities. Hughes has a longstanding public record of involvement in Second Amendment advocacy. In June 2022, she testified before the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Reform on behalf of the organization then known as the DC Project/Women for Gun Rights. The official congressional transcript documents her testimony before the committee. Congressman Clyde also has a documented record on Second Amendment legislation and litigation. Earlier this month, Clyde announced that he had filed an amicus brief with more than 60 House Republicans in a Supreme Court case concerning restrictions on semiautomatic rifles. For Hughes, the Washington summit provided an opportunity to participate in Women for Gun Rights programming while representing her own longstanding advocacy on firearms policy and constitutional rights. Women for Gun Rights states that its national mission centers on education, preservation of firearms culture and advocacy, with an emphasis on women participating directly in discussions with legislators and their communities. About Veterans for America First Veterans for America First (VFAF) is a national organization engaged in veteran outreach, public-policy advocacy, educational initiatives and grassroots activities across the United States. @cre35

VFAF Statement on HSI Arrest of Alleged Former Iraqi Intelligence Officer Veterans for America First (VFAF) recognizes the work of Homeland Security Investigations following the arrest of Raad Alanbagi in Michigan. HSI stated that its investigation uncovered information tying Alanbagi to prior service as a high-ranking Iraqi intelligence officer during the Saddam Hussein era and said the agency continues working to safeguard American communities and national security. For veterans who served overseas and Americans concerned about national security, cases involving alleged connections to foreign intelligence services underscore the importance of thorough vetting, effective immigration enforcement, and rigorous investigation of potential security threats. VFAF supports the lawful enforcement of America's immigration and national-security laws and the work of federal law-enforcement personnel charged with protecting the homeland. Individuals who are legally determined to be inadmissible, removable, or otherwise subject to enforcement should be handled in accordance with federal law and afforded the legal process applicable to their cases. At this stage, HSI has publicly identified Alanbagi's alleged former intelligence connection, but detailed information regarding his specific role, immigration status, or the legal basis for his detention has not yet been publicly released. Veterans for America First America First. Always.

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VFAF's Lucretia Hughes is speaking today at 3pm in Washington DC at the Women for Gun Rights rally. Also as per the flyer catch her in Kentucky. Patriot’s Day Freedom Fest Made in the USA – Eric Deters Bikers for Trump FREEDOM FEST The Best Political Event You Will Ever Attend! Presented by Eric Deters Media Saturday, September 26, 2026 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM Fireworks at 7:00 PM Free Admission No tickets required Featured Speakers Saturday, September 26, 2026 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM Fireworks at 7:00 PM Free Camping Weekend – Camping Available Rain or Shine Food & Drinks Welcome – Bring Your Own Chairs & Blankets Questions? 859-250-2527 Location: 13894 Madison Pike Morning View, KY 41063 Kenton County Featured Speakers James Comer U.S. Congressman Ed Gallrein Retired Navy SEAL R Nominee Congress Joe Concha Fox News Jackie Kallen First Lady of Boxing Dog the Bounty Hunter Eric Deters Host Giovanni Rocco Undercover Mob Detective Sarah Adams Former CIA Art Del Cueto Border Security Lucretia Hughes Real News @cre35 Americans Fighting for America

VFAF National Ambassador Polly Looper Honors Fallen Heroes at Houston Memorial HOUSTON, TEXAS — September 11, 2026 — Veterans for America First National Ambassador and board member Polly Looper joined community leaders, law enforcement officers, first responders and area residents at Houston’s Fallen Warriors Memorial for a solemn 9/11 remembrance honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice. The September 11 ceremony marked 25 years since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The remembrance honored the nearly 3,000 lives lost that day, the first responders who ran toward danger, and American service members who sacrificed their lives in defense of the nation. Looper, who serves on the Cy-Champ Public Utility District Board, was present at the memorial and shared a simple message reflecting on the freedoms secured through sacrifice: “A moment of reflection, with the freedom to do it.” The Fallen Warriors Memorial at Cy-Champ Park in northwest Houston features four large granite walls bearing the names of Texas service members who lost their lives in service to the country. The site has become a permanent place of remembrance for military families, veterans, first responders and the surrounding community. The ceremony also included Constable Mark Herman and Commissioner Tom Ramsey, who joined community leaders and guests in remembering the victims of 9/11, fallen warriors and first responders. Deputies from the Harris County Constable Precinct 4 Office participated as well. Looper brings a substantial law-enforcement and public-safety background to her community service, with experience that includes work as a 911 dispatcher, police officer, fraud investigator and licensed private investigator. Veterans for America First previously highlighted her longstanding support for veterans, law enforcement and first responders when endorsing her for Texas House District 126. Veterans for America First honors Polly Looper and everyone who gathered at the Fallen Warriors Memorial to ensure that the sacrifices of our fallen heroes are never forgotten Jared Craig Esq. VFAF Veterans for America First The Original 2015 Veterans for Trump Grassroots

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Read the latest from VFAF National Ambassador Rarchar Tortorello, link: citynewsokc.com/community/tr… "President signs a bill naming a new National Mall monument after Woody Williams, the Iwo Jima flamethrower operator who was the last surviving Medal of Honor recipient from World War II." Veterans for America First