When we go into a war, these kinds of health care coverage are part of the cost of that war.
Richard Blumenthal: “When we go into a war, these kinds of health care coverage are part of the cost of that war.”
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Blumenthal emphasizes the need to cover veterans' health care costs from the outset of war.
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