House lawmakers say the Veterans Affairs Department’s $2.6 billion budget shortfall for this fiscal year is further proof of administrators’ incompetence and poor planning.
VA officials have a slightly different take, saying the shortfall is a sign of their extraordinary efforts to get veterans the medical care they need, regardless of the cost.
Either way, the department has a gigantic deficit to fill in the next three months. A bigger difficulty on the next page: [nextpagelink][/nextpagelink]
Let’s do it !
tossed old people under the bus to…scary out there
Disgusting
ChristineandMichael Hirsch Yes, until the bomb explodes in our backyard.
I think we should visit Kenya and trash the place.. eye for a eye$#%&!@*..
This has to STOP
Pure Bull$#%&!@*!!
So wrong on so many levels…God help us all…American Citizens come first before helping any other country!!!
The Republicans in office allowed it
AMERICA NEEDS TRUMP…..Trump for President….Make America Great Again.