Do you not see with the amount of employees that you have that some of them might all of a sudden say, 'Okay, if I just do a bad job here, they will move me somewhere else?'
Mike Bost
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Mike Bost is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Illinois's 12th congressional district since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Bost has focused on issues related to veterans' healthcare and benefits, advocating for policies that prioritize the needs of servicemen and women. He has been vocal about ensuring that veterans receive the care they deserve, emphasizing the importance of reducing bureaucratic obstacles in the Veterans Affairs system.
The leadership of the VISN 15, though, does not seem to be adequately addressing my concerns about the morale at Marion.
I hear from my constituents in southern Illinois that rural America is hurting. That is why we need the farm bill, to address the concerns facing agriculture all over rural America. The farm bill does just that. The farm bill protects the…
I look forward to working with him when he officially joins us on the Subcommittee.
Good afternoon and welcome everyone. The hearing for the Subcommittee on Disability Assistance and Memorial Affairs will now come to order.
Today I proudly honor the Murphysboro Middle School Blue Devils Girls volleyball team for winning the Class L State Championship for the second straight year. Along the way, the team also captured their eighth consecutive Junior Southwest…
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We hope that both men will be able to join us in August for the dedication ceremony in Hawaii.
I am proud to say that last year's COLA, which I also introduced with Ms. Este, went into effect December 1st, 2017.
It is essential that we pass this bill to ensure that veterans can keep up with the inflation to maintain their standard of living and receive the benefits they have earned.
Since 2006, the VA's budget has grown 175 percent, while overall Federal spending increased 54 percent and the GDP grew by only 40 percent.
If caring for and compensating veterans is truly our Nation's priority, then finding the necessary means to pay for it should also be a priority.
I don't see that you are--you are not breaking even with the numbers the way they look.
The president is asking for almost $200 billion for VA, which is an increase of about $12 billion over last year.
I thank the gentleman for holding this Special Order tonight. And I also say, just because we are following a theme, if we put in perspective how long ago it was that we did tax reform in this Nation, I was running for my first political…
OK, OK. Well, thank you for that. I am bouncing all over the place, and I am sorry for that, but these are questions that----
Why did we do the motion picture industry, and what criteria was used on that?





