Darin Selnick

Talking about Iran yesterday with Jack Posobiec

It is always a pleasure to be on the John Solomon show.

President Trump delivered the greatest State of the Union address of my lifetime. But one thing was missing: A call to action for Congress to pass the Veterans' ACCESS Act and Veterans' Bill of Rights.

NO TAX DOLLARS FOR TERRORISTS Our government sends $40M a week to Afghanistan. Substantial portions of this money goes to the Taliban. We fund the same scumbags that killed my friends. Thank you @TimSheehyMT and @timburchett for fighting to defund this atrocity via the No Tax Dollars for Terrorists Act.

TRUMP, MILLER-MEEKS, AND NUNN DELIVER FOR IOWA VETERANS President Trump visits Clive, Iowa today ahead of the 2026 midterms. Approximately 1,800 Iowa National Guard Soldiers are currently deployed. We recently lost two Iowans who were ambushed in Syria. Trump has endorsed two veteran champions for Congress: Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Zach Nunn. They face two of the most competitive House races in the country. Miller-Meeks won her 2020 race in eastern Iowa by only 6 votes. They both support the Veterans' ACCESS Act, which protects Trump's signature veteran policy victory: The MISSION Act. They believe veterans earned the right to choose their own healthcare provider. @VeteranAction will remind Iowans that President Trump, @millermeeks, and @ZachNunn continue to deliver for veterans.

Veteran Action Applauds @MarshaBlackburn for Introducing Veterans' Bill of Rights Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) has introduced the Veterans' Bill of Rights, landmark legislation designed to codify fundamental protections for America’s veterans and hold the Department of Veterans Affairs accountable to those it serves. The legislation comes amid growing concerns over systemic failures within the VA system during the Biden administration. Recent tragedies, including two veteran suicides at a single VA hospital in Texas, underscore the urgent need for reform. For too long, veterans have faced denial and delays when seeking the care and benefits they rightfully earned through their service. “Our veterans fulfilled their duty to America. Now America must fulfill its duty to them,” said @MarkLucasUSA , Founder & President of Veteran Action. “Senator Blackburn has proven herself to be a true champion for America's veterans. The Veterans' Bill of Rights ensures that every veteran receives the respect, dignity, and care they have earned.” The Veterans' Bill of Rights establishes ten fundamental protections: 1. Access to VA or VA-Authorized Providers — The right to receive health care from the VA or, when eligible under federal law, from community providers authorized by the Department 2. Respect and Dignity — The right to be treated with courtesy, respect, and dignity in all interactions with VA personnel 3. Informed Consent — The right to receive clear, complete information about treatment options and to provide informed consent for care 4. Awareness of Benefits — The right to receive comprehensive, understandable information about benefits, programs, and services for which the veteran may be eligible 5. Access to Benefits — The right to apply for benefits at any time and to receive clear explanations regarding eligibility determinations 6. Health Care Without Retaliation — The right to seek care or raise concerns without fear of stigma, retaliation, or adverse action from the Department 7. Privacy — The right to the protection of personal information and medical records consistent with federal law 8. Right to Grievance Redress — The right to file complaints and to receive timely, thorough investigation and resolution of those complaints 9. Transparent Communication — The right to clear written notification regarding the status of claims, benefits, and appeals 10. Appeal and Fair Hearing — The right to appeal adverse decisions and to receive fair hearings within a reasonable time The concept of protecting Americans from federal agency overreach has strong precedent. The IRS maintains a Taxpayer Bill of Rights, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the G.I. Bill of Rights after World War II, and states like Massachusetts have enacted their own Veterans' Bill of Rights. It's time for Congress to establish the same protections for our nation's veterans. Veteran Action is calling on both chambers of Congress to pass this legislation without delay and for President Trump to sign it into law. ### About Veteran Action: Veteran Action is a smash-mouth political organization advocating for America First policies that strengthen national security and provide unwavering support for our veterans.

The democrats do not care about veterans, it is only about using veterans for political purposes. Here is a new example.

President Trump, Secretary Rubio and Secretary Hegseth did a great job on Venezuela. Shows what a focus on lethality instead of DEI can do for you. Today the USA and Venezuela are much better off for the leadership and action of President Trump!!!

After being neglected for so long, Secretary of War Hegseth is focusing on securing our own backyard in the Western Hemisphere. He is putting AMERICA FIRST by implementing President Trump's foreign policy strategy of PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH.

I worked with Walker when he was at NSC and I was at DOW. He is a good guy, very knowledgeable and deserves the promotion. He will do well in his new role.

Dan Caldwell is one of the top foreign policy experts I know of. American Moment had added top talent with Dan and it will help them to do great work in this area.

President Trump and War Secretary @PeteHegseth are conducting LAWFUL strikes to protect American citizens from narco-terrorists. @MarkLucasUSA told Jesse Watters the Seditious Six are leading an insurgency against President Trump.

My latest in The @FDRLST: Democrats are intentionally undermining the chain of command. The Trump administration should use the full extent of the law to prosecute this behavior. thefederalist.com/2025/11/26/the…

I worked with Army Secretary Dan Driscoll when I was at DOW, he is the real deal. Dan Caldwell is right in his praise.

The democrats need to stop this nonsense. Encouraging our troops to disobey military orders is un-American, dangerous to national security and emboldens our enemies. Democrat military veterans in Congress tell troops to defy unlawful orders | Fox News foxnews.com/politics/democ…

Fixing VA Healthcare: Darin Selnick on the Veterans' ACCESS Act and Saving Veterans’ Lives - YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=c_DW_u…

From my time in DoW I agree with Dan Caldwell that this reform is needed.

Exclusive – Veteran Action Releases Veterans Bill of Rights As a retired AF officer I want to make sure that no veterans rights or benefits are lost to bureaucracy, neglect, incompetence or indifference. Find out more at veteranaction.org breitbart.com/politics/2025/…

Very good OPED from Mark Lucas, a combat veteran, on Mamdani and who he associates with. I Fought A War Against Radical Islamists Like Mamdani thefederalist.com/2025/11/03/i-f…

This story is misleading: the Joint Staff making their own assessment of munitions stockpiles is not the same as the Pentagon "giving the green light" to provide Tomahawks to Ukraine. The Joint Staff is a planning body that does not make operational or policy decisions and do not speak for the Pentagon as a whole. Only SecWar makes the final policy recommendation to POTUS after consulting other stakeholders in addition to the Joint Staff - including potentially DoW policy, acquisitions/sustainment, COCOMs, and potentially the services. It is entirely possible SecWar ultimately told POTUS that DoW stockpiles of Tomahawks were sufficient but this story from CNN doesn't state that - they instead try to frame a standalone Joint Staff assessment as representing the entire Pentagon's official policy position. In addition, from my own personal experience, the Joint Staff was routinely out of step with other parts of the DoW on the issue of munition stockpiles.