Bill Eigel on War & Peace

I disdain the ruling elite who send us to war

A: As a USAF veteran who was deployed overseas, I know first hand the struggles that our veterans and active military personnel face. I lost friends. I saw the struggle upon returning home. I disdain the ruling elite who send our men and women to die in their wars, all while doing nothing to ensure their sacrifice is honored. I filed a bill to

1. eliminate the COVID-19 vaccine mandates for the National Guard,
2. eliminate the income tax on National Guard signing bonuses, and
3. ban all foreign ownership of land within 500 miles of our military bases.

Israel is our greatest ally, and we must stand with them

A: Yes, it is very important. Israel is our greatest ally, and we must stand with them. I sponsored SCR 25 this year in the Missouri Senate. SCR 25 commends Israel for its cordial and mutually beneficial relationship with Missouri and the United States, supports Israel's right to exist, and recognizes Jerusalem as the eternal capital of Israel.

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