We have got a wave coming at us. In Maine, we know about waves, and we have got a big wave heading for us right now in terms of long-term care.
Angus King
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Angus Stanley King is an American politician serving as the junior United States Senator from Maine since January 3, 2013. A member of the Independent party, King previously held the position of Governor of Maine from January 4, 1995, to January 8, 2003. Throughout his political career, he has focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and renewable energy, often advocating for bipartisan solutions to complex problems. King is known for his moderate stance and willingness to work across party lines.
We should spend as much time, money, and effort on transition out as we do on recruiting in.
We need help with telehealth, which can be very effective in delivery of mental health.
We would not have the PACT Act if it were not for you, and I want to thank you for that work.
We have got a wave coming at us. In Maine, we know about waves, and we have got a big wave heading for us right now in terms of long-term care.
We would not have the PACT Act if it were not for you, and I want to thank you for that work.
We need help with telehealth, which can be very effective in delivery of mental health.
We should spend as much time, money, and effort on transition out as we do on recruiting in.
We need navigation help. We need people that can help veterans know what the programs are, what is available, and how to navigate what is sometimes a pretty daunting system.
That is a common sense approach to a problem that probably got incurred by just, not oversight, but overlooked.
We have gotten less bullshit from you today than any witnesses I have ever heard.
You earn two separate benefits, you should get them, period. Richard Star, common sense.
That is a common sense approach to a problem that probably got incurred by just, not oversight, but overlooked.
We have gotten less bullshit from you today than any witnesses I have ever heard.
You earn two separate benefits, you should get them, period. Richard Star, common sense.
We need help with telehealth, which can be very effective in delivery of mental health.
We need navigation help. We need people that can help veterans know what the programs are, what is available, and how to navigate what is sometimes a pretty daunting system.
We should spend as much time, money, and effort on transition out as we do on recruiting in.
We would not have the PACT Act if it were not for you, and I want to thank you for that work.
We have got a wave coming at us. In Maine, we know about waves, and we have got a big wave heading for us right now in terms of long-term care.
That is a common sense approach to a problem that probably got incurred by just, not oversight, but overlooked.





