I do regret the decisions that have been made that have taken the focus off of that important work.
We have $1.8 billion in the President's budget for ending Veterans homelessness.
The mistake that we made was letting anybody think that we are taking the foot off the pedal on ending Veteran homelessness.
I think that--my preference would be that we have--since VA uses a different model of primary care...
Since we have opened up the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection, 1,300 employees have been removed in the last eight month...
It is time to take a look at how modern health care system operates.
Our people who work in our facilities are our most valuable asset, and we have to make sure we have the right people serving Veterans.
Yes, we will be able to do that.
I will never apologize for money we spend on our Nation's Veterans, never.
The Honorable David Shulkin M.D., Secretary, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
I believe that no veteran should have to ever leave their home because of one of these severe illnesses or injuries if they don't want to.