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Even decades after war, veterans can suffer the extreme mental and physical consequences. Agent Orange was a warfare herbicidal weapon the US government used during Vietnam in order to kill vegetation and force guerillas out of hiding. But the chemical has had other detrimental effects — it's killed humans, caused birth defects, and continues to cause health problems for those who were exposed to it.

It has been the source of cancer, heart disease, and other conditions for many veterans; yet proposed legislation aims to block their insurance coverage. Chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs Patty Murray told President Obama, "Vietnam veterans have paid enough for that war. They should not end up paying for our debt."

Veterans shouldn't have to wait for coverage for conditions sustained during service. Sign the petition thanking Patty Murray for continuing to fight on behalf of our Vietnam veterans.

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Dear Patty Murray,

I applaud your efforts in speaking out for veterans who have been exposed to the deadly chemical Agent Orange.

During the Vietnam War, Agent Orange was used to kill the vegetation that was providing shelter and hiding areas for the enemy, as well as force civilians into urban environments. But Agent Orange has had an even more devastating effect — many Vietnam veterans now suffer from cancers, heart disease, blood borne diseases, and more.

What's worse is that a proposed amendment seeks to bar them from being able to receive insurance coverage for these conditions.

We cannot expose our dedicated service members to substances like Agent Orange and then refuse to provide them with the care needed to combat its effects.

Thank you for your continued dedication to our veterans. Please continue to fight for our Vietnam vets whose lives have been negatively affected by Agent Orange.

Thanks for your time.

Petition Signatures


May 13, 2013 Larrie Hoops
May 13, 2013 sandi crist
May 11, 2013 patricia mader
May 11, 2013 verna Donnelly
May 11, 2013 Tori Dickson
May 7, 2013 Tina Rousselle
May 7, 2013 Pamela Ludwick
May 6, 2013 (Name not displayed)
May 5, 2013 Kevin Kenger
May 5, 2013 Pat Souders TSgt USAF retired 1972
May 2, 2013 Julie Squire
May 2, 2013 Delores Fritsch
May 2, 2013 Christa Seelye
May 2, 2013 Julie Claunch thank you for standing up for what is right, God bless you.
May 1, 2013 Melissa Mather
Apr 30, 2013 Kathy Boyd May God Bless and Keep them all close to Him
Apr 30, 2013 (Name not displayed)
Apr 27, 2013 Emily Link
Apr 25, 2013 shea holliman
Apr 25, 2013 Arlo Jones
Apr 25, 2013 Tony Mastrovecchio
Apr 24, 2013 (Name not displayed) Our Veteran have fought so we can have the freedom we share today and now there they come home and cannot get the medical care they need. They have fought for the right for free medical care and they DERSERVE IT
Apr 24, 2013 Sylvia Reinard
Apr 22, 2013 Linda McMullin This is so overdue I could be sick myself. It is our duty to take care of our veterans, just like they've suffered & sacrificed for us. This should have been taken care of years ago. Shame, shame, shame!!!!
Apr 22, 2013 colleen vanghen
Apr 19, 2013 Mollie Schlesser
Apr 19, 2013 (Name not displayed)
Apr 18, 2013 (Name not displayed)
Apr 18, 2013 (Name not displayed) HI PATTY, PLEASE TAKE BETTER CARE OF THE VIETNAM VETS, THANKS, GOD BLESS, YOUR PARTNER FOR PROGRESS, CHRIS
Apr 17, 2013 KELLY BROWN
Apr 15, 2013 Tharon Clemens
Apr 10, 2013 sueanna cartwright
Apr 10, 2013 Patty & Gary Schneider
Apr 8, 2013 pam amara
Apr 5, 2013 Marc Crossley
Apr 5, 2013 Debbie Luchka
Apr 4, 2013 brad moulton
Apr 4, 2013 Shelley Hill
Apr 4, 2013 Linda Dowell
Apr 4, 2013 Betty Pharr
Apr 3, 2013 Deborah Mendoza I am "honored" to work at the Department of Veterans' Affair. I have the opportunity to see and thank numerous Veterans throughout my day. GOD BLESS OUR VETERANS AND THE USA.
Apr 2, 2013 Dorothy Greenwood
Apr 2, 2013 douglas wallace i thank everyone that served in vietnam you didnt get the recognizioned you all deserved then and still dont thank yall
Apr 1, 2013 Tammy Finch
Mar 30, 2013 Ressa Green
Mar 30, 2013 kristine butts
Mar 29, 2013 Carol Foster
Mar 27, 2013 Glorene Parish These people put their lives on the line, we should give them every benefit we can. It certainly doesn't say much about a country if they can't take care of those willing to die for it.
Mar 27, 2013 (Name not displayed)
Mar 27, 2013 kathy OXTON-VILLEMUER

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