To put forward a proposal that would, without warning, stop earned benefits payments to severely disabled vets is unacceptable.
David Shulkin: “To put forward a proposal that would, without warning, stop earned benefits payments to severely disabled vets is…”
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Condemnation of proposed cuts to veterans' benefits.
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