Concerned Veterans for America

What is realism and restraint, and how is it different from the status quo?

Realism and restraint in foreign policy are approaches that keep America engaged in the world while asking a basic question: Are our goals clear, achievable, and connected to vital national interests?

A realist strategy does not reject diplomacy, alliances, trade...

On July 27, Under Secretary of War for Policy Elbridge Colby formally kicked off the Pentagon’s Europe force posture review. The announcement follows Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s preview of the effort last month in Brussels. The force posture ...

Every day, veterans and volunteers across the country make calls, talk with neighbors, attend town halls, and speak up about issues facing the country.

Last month, Concerned Veterans for America brought that grassroots energy to Washington, D.C., for its annual “Vets on the Hill” event.

In one day, the group held more than 100 meetings

Concerned Veterans for America submitted a letter of support for S.4632, known as “The Prevent Government Shutdowns Act of 2026” to Chairman Tom Cole and Ranking Member Rose DeLauro of the House Committee on Appropriations.

Read CVA’s full letter, urging the passage of this bill:

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Government shutdowns aren’t just political theater; they create real consequences for America’s security, economy, and the veterans who have already sacrificed to protect our nation. The Prevent Government Shutdowns Act (PGSA) offers a commonsense solution by requiring Congress to stay at work until it fulfills its most fundamental responsibility: funding the government while...