bimboeruption: "Here's who you should feel sorry for: An American Veteran who needs a hand but can't get it because funding the Zelensky/Biden Money Laundering Operation is more important to our corrupt government than helping those who have served our country."Owen #147: "That photo is a bit off.
He’s holding a Veterans Affairs Healthcard.
His printed card says they are not helping."
Sorry, but there is no connection whatever between Ukraine and US veterans' benefits.
How quickly did you forget? --
- Many VA problems were addressed by the Trump administration long before Russia's invasion of Ukraine, including:
- 2018 VA Mission Act -- lets veterans seek private care when wait lines are too long at the VA hospital
- 2017 VA Accountability & Whistleblower protection
- 2017 Improved veterans appeals process
- 2017 Enhanced GI Bill benefits
- 2017 Increased funding for Veterans Choice Program
- Even the Biden administration has made what it calls improvements to veterans services -- some before Russia's invasion, others after.
Those include:- The 2024 Equity Action Plan
- The 2021 PACT Act to address your husband's issues
- In 2021 a series of reforms largely aimed at "equity" but also including money for veterans' maternity care.
As for alleged "money laundering" I've seen no evidence whatever to support such fanciful claims, and plenty of reasons to believe they are simply Kremlin agit-prop. So, neither Veterans, nor our borders, nor the national debt, nor the alleged "Communist Revolution" here are in any way related to Ukraine, making all such claims total red herrings -- why do our pro-Russians here keep endlessly harping on those?