But, the responsibility lies at the top. And if we are not meeting our veterans' needs, the responsibility that we have for our veterans and the benefits that they are waiting for and deserve, at what point does leadership step up and make changes, big changes, to meeting the problems that we have?
Stutzman emphasizes leadership accountability for veterans' unmet needs.
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