We have got to do three things in leadership. One, make the policies clearer, what the standards are, and how to respond when an incident does occur. Two, I think we owe a way to support victims when these things occur, so we have to have a very clear support network there and a process. And three, we have got to hold people accountable.
Coffman outlines essential leadership actions to address misconduct and support victims.
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It has been an honor these first 2 years to represent the veterans--all the veterans in the district.
And what I think Mr. Coffman is concerned with in his question, his concern is we're going to have another Denver fiasco if we don't have somebody that the buck stops here.
I think from day 1, we made a terrible mistake, the prior administration and continued by this administration in not saying to both of these major players, the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs, one of you is in…
I would also like to thank the members of the Subcommittee who co-sponsored H.R. 4635 - Rep Bilirakis, Rep Radewagen, Rep O'Rourke, Rep Rutherford, and Rep Gonzalez-Colon.
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