We must provide all the support we can to our active duty military. He is committed to ensuring our veterans have access to the highest quality care.
Ensure that active-duty troops and veterans receive the support and highest quality care they have earned.
Occurrences
Evidence
The committee released the FY27 Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies bill, saying it provides full funding for veteran health care and benefits, plus resources for servicemembers and military families. Fleischmann sits on the committee and the bill moved forward during his term.
On April 21, 2026, the House Appropriations Committee reported the FY27 Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies bill 58-0; Fleischmann voted yea on the motion to report.
Assessments
Fleischmann materially advanced legislation in the House Appropriations Committee to fund military construction, VA care, veterans' benefits, and servicemember support during his current term, including a 58-0 committee report vote he supported. That is meaningful effort toward the promise, but the evidence stops at committee stage and does not show final enactment or full delivery of the promised outcome.
Fleischmann materially supported active-duty and veterans funding through his Appropriations Committee role and yea vote to report the FY27 Military Construction-VA bill, which is a serious same-term legislative effort. However, the evidence only shows committee release and committee reporting, not final passage or enactment of the promised support and highest-quality care outcome. Under the standard, a serious but unsuccessful attempt is not full delivery and should be scored as never with an effort badge rather than partial delivery.