On the recordJuly 17, 2012
I have such deep emotions on this as a retired military person. The anger and the disgust and the frustration all boil up on how do we end up in this point.
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congress.govI have such deep emotions on this as a retired military person. The anger and the disgust and the frustration all boil up on how do we end up in this point.
Expressing frustration over the military's handling of issues related to survivors.
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Any impediments to veterans who might show clear and irrefutable evidence that they should be granted benefits, should be considered.
The men and women that we are discussing today fought on behalf of our Nation and they should receive the same benefit of the doubt that U.S. servicemembers receive when they are asking for benefits that they earned.
There is no doubt about it, if there was not a veteran, there would not be a VA.
However, we can't simply apply the principle of one-size-fits-all approach to the claims.