On the recordMarch 11, 2014
A great concern at the end of October was if the shutdown continued we would put at risk all the benefits checks that were already decided and veterans receive every month.
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congress.govA great concern at the end of October was if the shutdown continued we would put at risk all the benefits checks that were already decided and veterans receive every month.
Tester expresses concern over potential risks to veterans' benefits during the government shutdown.
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