President Biden Highlights PACT Act in New Hampshire to Aid Ailing Veterans
PACT Act: Biden’s Personal Mission to Support Veterans’ Health
According to PBS, President Joe Biden went to New Hampshire to talk about a law he helped pass called the PACT Act. This law helps veterans sick from being around dangerous stuff during their service. It’s important to Biden because his son got brain cancer from being in Iraq.
Before talking to everyone, Biden visited a place where veterans hang out. He met Lisa Clark, whose husband got sick from being in Vietnam. The law helps her get benefits because her husband was exposed to dangerous chemicals.
Transforming Veterans’ Support: The Impact of the PACT Act on Recognition and Care
The PACT Act makes it easier for veterans to get help for illnesses caused by being around bad stuff. Before this law, most veterans were turned down when they asked for help. But now, the government has to believe them more. Even though not everyone talks about the PACT Act, it’s a big deal for Biden. It shows he cares about veterans and wants to make sure they get what they need. He wants to make sure veterans are taken care of properly.