Concerned Veterans for America is launching a direct-mail campaign supporting Judge Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination in seven states on Tuesday.
The mailers from the conservative-leaning veterans advocacy group will land in several predominantly red states featuring Democratic senators, including Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota and West Virginia, the group announced. It will encourage people to call their senators and urge them to confirm Gorsuch.
"Gorsuch is qualified and experienced, and his opinions make clear that he will respect the rule of law as it is written," Mark Lucas, the Concerned Veterans for America executive director, said in a statement. "There is no legitimate reason for any member of the Senate to delay Gorsuch's confirmation process."
Lucas added: "The veteran community is deeply invested in ensuring that the next Supreme Court justice will respect the Constitution they fought and sacrificed to defend. CVA will continue mobilizing our activists to push their Senators to support Neil Gorsuch until the moment he is confirmed to the bench."
Concerned Veterans for American has been holding "tele-town halls" with various Republican senators singing Gorsuch's praises and pushing for grassroots support for his high court nomination. The organization will hold another tele-town hall with Republican Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse on Tuesday night.
The mailers from the conservative-leaning veterans advocacy group will land in several predominantly red states featuring Democratic senators, including Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota and West Virginia, the group announced. It will encourage people to call their senators and urge them to confirm Gorsuch.
"Gorsuch is qualified and experienced, and his opinions make clear that he will respect the rule of law as it is written," Mark Lucas, the Concerned Veterans for America executive director, said in a statement. "There is no legitimate reason for any member of the Senate to delay Gorsuch's confirmation process."
Lucas added: "The veteran community is deeply invested in ensuring that the next Supreme Court justice will respect the Constitution they fought and sacrificed to defend. CVA will continue mobilizing our activists to push their Senators to support Neil Gorsuch until the moment he is confirmed to the bench."
Concerned Veterans for American has been holding "tele-town halls" with various Republican senators singing Gorsuch's praises and pushing for grassroots support for his high court nomination. The organization will hold another tele-town hall with Republican Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse on Tuesday night.