As I see it, there are two issues now: will Obama issue an Executive Order for the amnesty he wants now, and
will the GOP stand firm over refusing to finance Obama’s folly.
If he does he’s in for a peck of trouble.
If they do, they could run the table this fall; if they don’t, then ... hey, what else is new?
I can begin to understand your frustration. You defend this country with offer of your life and then you are disappointed when you need medical treatment. This is a particularly reprehensible matter where the need is a result of your service, but they’re “just a little overbooked right now, six weeks?” and so you just suck it up.
But nothing’s too good for trespassers who simply walked across an undefended border, surrendered themselves to the BP and were promptly given an “all inclusive” ticket, including on-demand medical and dental, legal services etc. etc.
VA Dental Eligibility:
Veterans are eligible for outpatient dental treatment if they are determined by VA to meet one of the following criteria:
Those having a service-connected compensable dental disability or condition are eligible for any needed dental care.
Those who were prisoners of war (POWs) and those whose service-connected disabilities have been rated at 100 percent or who are receiving the 100 percent rate by reason of individual unemployability are eligible for any needed dental care.
Those who are participating in a VA Vocational Rehabilitation (VR&E) program are eligible for dental care necessary to: enter into a rehabilitation program, achieve the goals of the veteran?s vocational rehabilitation program;
or prevent interruption of a rehabilitation program;
or hasten the return to a rehabilitation program of a veteran in interrupted or leave status;
or hasten the return to a rehabilitation program of a veteran placed in discontinued status because of illness, injury or a dental condition;
or secure and adjust to employment during the period of employment assistance;
or to achieve maximum independence in daily living.
Certain veterans enrolled in a VA Homeless Program for 60 consecutive days or more may receive certain medically necessary outpatient dental services.