At the same time, we have got a $1.1 billion investment that is being sent to Cerner, again, where we see five facilities that they are funding that are not working properly, that are still relying on the VistA system.
Rosendale critiques the allocation of funds to Cerner despite ongoing issues.
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We have recently witnessed an attempt by the Administration to pursue the demands of these groups.
Despite being from our great state, Director Stone-Manning and her agency's priorities are at complete odds with what is in the best interest of Montana.
Look, I understand. Additional information is good. We have all of that data coming in, but, again, the first thing that I go back to is, should not this be disclosed to the veterans?
It is crucial for Montana that the Federal agencies are benefiting our constituents, rather than threatening their livelihoods.
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