The Republican National Committee has launched a first-of-its-kind Veterans and Military Families Community Center in Virginia Beach.
Republican elected officials and candidates from across Virginia spoke at the Center’s launch event yesterday: Attorney General Jason Miyares, Congressman Rob Wittman (VA-01), Republican Party of Virginia (RPV) Chairman Rich Anderson, VA – 02 Republican nominee Jen Kiggans and VA – 10 Republican nominee Hung Cao.
Just two future members of Congress watching @ReElectWittman fire up the crowd at our very first @GOP Veterans and Military Families Community Center in Virginia Beach. pic.twitter.com/EAhxSV4743
— Tripp (@RWLooser_III) August 18, 2022
The event was attended by approximately 85 individuals, many of whom expressed eagerness to stay involved with the RNC’s grassroots efforts and work to elect Republicans with military experience to office this November.
According to the Republican National Committee, “this is the first community center in Virginia and the 36th outreach center nationwide. The Republican Party is committed to meeting voters in their communities and continuing to build out our permanent, data-driven ground game. While Joe Biden and Democrats’ failures are making life harder for Virginians, the GOP is on the ground working to win every vote.”
Cao’s campaign took to Twitter after the event to share the candidate’s commitment to fight for veterans like himself if elected to Congress later this year.
Today, I was proud to attend the opening of Virginia’s first @GOP Veterans Community Center in Virginia Beach. As a Navy veteran, I’m committed to serving #VA10 vets and being their strongest advocate in Congress! pic.twitter.com/lotaNDEKZK
— Hung Cao (@HungCao_VA) August 18, 2022
Moving forward, the Center will serve as a location for Veterans and Military families to engage with Republican candidates and campaigns throughout the Hampton Roads area.
