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Military spouses commonly hold a misconception: you have to keep your political opinions to yourself because you don’t want to “impact your service member’s career.”
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Military spouses commonly hold a misconception: you have to keep your political opinions to yourself because you don’t want to “impact your service member’s career.”
On Tuesday, May 5th, Secure Families Initiative hosted a town hall conversation with Lindsey Simmons, an active duty military spouse running for Congress.
Spouses stationed overseas face the same barriers to absentee voting as their service members do — sometimes, even more! Michigan’s statehouse is considering a bill
Join us for a virtual conversation with Lindsey Simmons — an active duty Army spouse running for Congress in Missouri.
“Doing this without my “I love you, I’m here with you, we are okay, pull yourself together” person is not fun.”
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