As far as I'm concerned, they ought to be put in jail. It's so terrible what they're doing, using the plight of our veterans to make themselves rich, and playing upon the good, well-meaning Americans who want to help veterans and are willing to contribute to that kind of cause.
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Henry Waxman criticizes the actions of the charity Help Hospitalized Veterans, suggesting that its leaders should face jail time for exploiting veterans.
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