I would think that just should be policy; we shouldn't need a law to do that.
David Roe: “I would think that just should be policy; we shouldn't need a law to do that.”
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Roe argues that reporting impaired providers should be standard policy, not necessitating a law.
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I strongly urge the Committee and Congress to consider programmatic changes that ensure greater access to the PPP and EIDL programs.
I want to give the VA a shout-out and there are some--obviously, we are going over some problems today that the VA had, but all in all I think the VA probably has the opportunity to be one of the best systems in the country.
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It is embarrassing to me to go home and to look those folks in the eye who work as hard as they do and write the checks they do to see this big of a disaster, financial disaster.





