[Nachum]

VA medical inspector retires amid criticism of response to whistleblower complaints

[Nachum]

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[E. Pluribus Unum]

This isn't in response to anything. He announced his retirement in January.

[Secret Agent Man]

they need to lose pensions too. they get retirement and these freaking huge pensions and it’s no skin off their noses, they don’t personally lose anything. malfeasance in office or service ought to have some penalty where they lose part or all of their personal assets, based on severity of their egregiousness.

i mean look what we do to lower military folks, they don’t just lose jobs, they lose rank, and may wind up in jail, over far less than what this shmuck did.

[airborne]

"Dr. Pierce who is board certified in pediatrics and neonatal-perinatal medicine served on active duty in the U.S. Army Medical Corps for thirty years. His duty stations were Hawaii, Germany, Colorado and Washington, D.C."

Is it just me, or does this seem like the wrong kind of resume' for someone in this position?

[Sun]

Here’s an excerpt of my email from Terri Schiavo’s foundation:

“July 3, 2014 (examiner.com) – Joe Geoghagan, a 31-year-old Navy veteran who served three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, now suffers from PTSD and has to be fed through a feeding tube because he is unable to keep food down.

Making matters worse, John Hawkins wrote Tuesday at Right Wing News, the VA has told Geoghagan that his stomach issues are not related to his military service and as a result, have stopped paying for his equipment and supplies. According to Hawkins, Geoghagan recounted a horror story involving the snubs, red tape, and frustration of dealing with the VA for the last few years. ..”

[Jet Jaguar]

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