There must be an accounting for the failures that have been identified through hard evidence.
Mike Coffman
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Mike Coffman is a former Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Colorado's 6th congressional district from 2009 to 2019. During his tenure, he served on various committees and was known for his work on military and veterans' affairs, as well as his focus on fiscal responsibility. Coffman has a background in the military, having served in the U.S. Army and the U.S. Army Reserve, which influenced his legislative priorities. He was also involved in local politics prior to his congressional career, serving as the Colorado State Treasurer and in the Colorado House of Representatives. Coffman was known for his moderate stance on several issues, including immigration reform and education. He faced challenges in his re-election campaigns, particularly in a changing political landscape in Colorado. After losing his seat in 2018, Coffman has remained active in various community and political initiatives, although he is no longer holding public office.
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Furthermore, there has been a serious breakdown in how the VA assessed its responsibility in diagnosing and reporting Legionella.
I expect the VA to contact my Subcommittee staff and in a bipartisan fashion we will chart out a road ahead.
There was a tragic failure in leadership at the local level, the VISN level, and at the VA central office level.
Today I'm introducing legislation to put an end to the defined benefit retirement plan currently available to Members of Congress. These are extremely difficult economic times. We are in a debt crisis that will require sacrifices on the…
your training is inadequate. Because you have a culture in the United States Air Force that allowed these really pervasive sexual assaults to occur by your senior enlisted personnel during basic training.
In 1969 I did volunteer work at an Army hospital located in Aurora, Colorado, with a Junior Red Cross. This was at the height of the war in Vietnam and wounded soldiers were arriving at the hospital daily. Most were amputees who had lost…
On rollcall No. 633, I was unavoidably detained. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea.'' ____________________
This year I pushed for and received a congressional investigation into the Dawood National Military Hospital in Afghanistan based on allegations that senior Afghan medical personnel sold U.S. military medical supplies and that Afghan…
It seems like we care more about defending South Korea than the South Koreans.
I believe that the Congress of the United States should stay in session until we resolve this problem of sequestration.
I would never support a cut that compromised the national security or the capability of this country to defend itself.
I can tell you, out in those forward operating bases, communications is pretty tough sometimes.
I really think that the most sacred right afforded to Americans is the right to vote.
In light of this Administration's and Secretary Chu's troubling energy policies, it is imperative that the Committee vet the objectives laid out in this memorandum.