It's possible that all that is both stated and implied is true.
But, my father (the veteran!) is ineligible for VA care and neither I nor he would object to this. The money for the VA is not meant for retired admirals who also put in nearly 20 years in the private sector. (nuclear engineers don't really have a hard time finding good jobs, after all)
This, and the fact that the article seems to think that quality of care is Just! Fabulous! when I have seen other articles excoriating our VA services for being far less than that (and only during Republican administrations: Gorbellied fustillarian &! reporters) puts my B.S. meter into the red.
I'll look into it at some point--right now I need to try to get my youth group organized to reach the anysoldier guys by Christmas (among other chores coming down the pike) If there's any truth to it, I'll certainly be writing my congresscritters (and passing the word on the relations to do the same) and raising a stink.
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But, my father (the veteran!) is ineligible for VA care and neither I nor he would object to this. The money for the VA is not meant for retired admirals who also put in nearly 20 years in the private sector. (nuclear engineers don't really have a hard time finding good jobs, after all)
This, and the fact that the article seems to think that quality of care is Just! Fabulous! when I have seen other articles excoriating our VA services for being far less than that (and only during Republican administrations: Gorbellied fustillarian &! reporters) puts my B.S. meter into the red.
I'll look into it at some point--right now I need to try to get my youth group organized to reach the anysoldier guys by Christmas (among other chores coming down the pike) If there's any truth to it, I'll certainly be writing my congresscritters (and passing the word on the relations to do the same) and raising a stink.