Butch Conz of North Carolina and Angie Wong of Miami impersonate Veterans For America First

MIAMI - Sept. 16, 2024 - PRLog -- Angie Wong, currently a sitting Republican GOP committeewoman in Miami, reportedly claimed multiple fictitious endorsements during her campaign for the GOP seat.

Wong, who is not a veteran, falsely claimed to be the president of the Georgia State Chapter of Veterans for America First and has since scrubbed her social media of the fictitious claim. The Veterans for America First Georgia State Chapter lists Jared Craig as the state chapter president. The authorized website of the national veterans' group is VFAF.US.

During the campaign, the organization remained quiet about Wong's false claims, however, the group did publish the authorized state chapter information in national press. See: https://www.kxan.com/business/press-releases/ein-presswire/729865754/georgia-state-chapter-veterans-for-america-first-publishes-authorized-speaker-list-said-elizabeth-helgelien-vfaf-comms/

Wong made the false claim in collaboration with Butch and Eileen Conz of North Carolina, who are also not veterans. Butch Conz, who has a questionable past and is under scrutiny for bullying, is not a veteran either. The North Carolina couple uses their social media platform and website for the sole purpose of trolling and defaming the authentic national veterans' organization.

Wong and the Conz family used the image of Georgia grassroots Senate candidate Reagan Box to defame the national veterans' group VFAF.US, which is composed of some of the most well-known veterans and heroes in this nation. Box has apparently distanced herself from the North Carolina-based fictitious group, as she is now also a victim of their trolling and defamation.

Wong while running for office in Florida not only claimed to be president of a Georgia group , she claimed endorsement from the North Carolina state chapter of VFAF.US which was never authorized or issued.