And nobody was held accountable. That's why we've asked the question again today, with members of the South Carolina delegation and members of the Georgia delegation, tell us exactly who was disciplined and now.
Jeff Miller: “And nobody was held accountable. That's why we've asked the question again today, with members of the South Carolina…”
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Jeff Miller criticizes the lack of accountability within the Veterans Administration despite serious issues leading to veterans' deaths.
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