The WFEA Morning Update

From Veterans’ Care to Vocational Trades: Anthony DiLorenzo’s Common-Sense Agenda
From Veterans’ Care to Vocational Trades: Anthony DiLorenzo’s Common-Sense Agenda

WFEA host Jeff Chidester is joined on The Morning Update by New Hampshire 1st Congressional District candidate Anthony DiLorenzo to talk real-world solutions for Granite Staters.

Anthony discusses his vision for cutting through the gridlock in Washington using a practical, small-business mindset built on decades of real-world experience.

The conversation mentions his  21-point platform—what he describes as a common-sense agenda that tackles everyday Granite State priorities head-on.

Anthony shares key takeaways from his participation in the annual Swim With A Mission (SWAM) Veteran Service Organization (VSO) Summit.

Reflecting on the summit Anthony breaks down his core convictions on honoring America’s sacred commitment to military families and former service members. He emphasizes that supporting veterans goes far beyond government programs; it requires an all-hands-on-deck approach that leverages local community partnerships, reduces bureaucratic delays, and simplifies access to mental health, housing, and job placement resources.

Anthony shares how bringing a grounded business perspective to Congress can help restore accountability and deliver real results.

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