McSally’s resume is unmatched.

She and four siblings were brought up by her mother after her father’s death when Martha was 13. After an incident at high school that could have negatively affected her whole life, McSally grew stronger from the situation and has not stopped driving forward ever since.

She has an impeccable service record, rising to the rank of colonel in the USAF. She became the first woman to fly a combat aircraft into enemy territory. Later she commanded a fighter squadron, becoming the first woman to command a combat aviation unit.

McSally is the type of leader we deserve to represent us in the U.S. Senate. After an irreproachable 26-year career in the USAF, McSally wasn’t ready to stop serving and fighting for her country. In just three years she has the distinction of being the 11th most productive member of Congress. She has personally instigated legislation and helped steer other bills through the U.S. House.

It is natural that she has looked out for veterans. She is medically covered by the imperfect VA and has the rare firsthand experience to know what needs to be corrected. Recently President Trump thanked Martha McSally for all she is doing for Arizona when attending the signing of the VA Mission Act. This act expands private health care options for veterans, getting rid of much bureaucratic red tape.

Veterans have expressed to me how her personal interaction with them has made them determined to fight to elect her to the U.S. Senate. McSally led the charge to save the A10 Warthog, ground forces’ favorite support aircraft, along the way educating Trump on the plane’s attributes. At 97 percent she tops the Arizona delegation support for the President’s agenda. Trump refers to the congresswoman as, “the real deal.” You will too!