My dad went to school on the GI Bill. Certainly the passage of this legislation was life-changing for many.
#OnThisDay the GI Bill became law. Since 1944, millions of veterans have used GI benefits to pay for college, graduate school, and training programs.pic.twitter.com/pI3KzK8K2K
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Surely you know this history Sinema? “...the G.I bill was deliberately designed to accommodate Jim Crow laws...It was ‘as though the GI Bill had been earmarked ‘For White Veterans Only.’ ”https://progressive.org/dispatches/how-african-american-wwii-veterans-were-scorned-by-the-g-i-b/ …
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My Dad attended GA Tech and Rice University on the GI Bill.pic.twitter.com/k1O5KCwVVr
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I am pleasantly surprised by your support of the military and their families
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Kyrsten has always supported our military & vets.
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Senator you are truly a blessing please keep fighting for our veterans and hope to see you on the Presidential ticket soon.
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I'm a liberal from Arizona, and I would never support her as a president.
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Hello KS, Are you out & about in D, C. Ponding your feet on the city streets? Hope you're enjoying your Saturday to go out for a run and enjoying the summertime fun!pic.twitter.com/XS9u4L2Wsb
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And on June 30th 2008 President Bush sighed the post 9/11 bill allowing veterans to pass it to their spouse or children. Senator
@JimWebbUSA brought it forth and all veterans owe him a huge thank you.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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