I am a little over being nice at this point

I was contacted by Representative Martha Roby on June 10, regarding her face to face meeting with Talton.

Washington followed through with its promise to directly oversee the overhaul at CAVHCS, or was the work staffed out?

It took a year and a half for that individual to be fired. This is the culture that we are talking about.

Well, it has been a year since Mr. Tremaine and I had our first conversation. So we are kind of tired of hearing you can't change this culture overnight.

It is, let's schedule the appointment within the timeframe required, but we will cancel it 30 minutes before the appointment.

It is my deepest desire that we provide some relief in this area, and I can't emphasize that enough.

I think it is just outright wrong for us to be trying to fix our budget woes here in Washington solely on the backs of our military.

Congress has the ability to change the law, and so we need to be looking at all of the ways that we can address what in my opinion is--literally what keeps me up at night.

the intrusion of the Federal Government into that process, directly or indirectly, is inappropriate and it invariably comes with a political agenda from here in D.C.

I mean, also the 1 million individuals waiting for decisions could attribute to the hardship in hiring these administrative law judges, I would suspect.