Finally, VA cuts red tape over PTSD benefits

We can only hope, but the proof will be seeing and hearing more claims are awarded vs. denied.

Steppin:

Seems like we gain a little ground and they remove more than we gain one way or another.

Over 1,000 veteran bills presented in 2008-2009, and only one was voted on and passed. The rest are all stalled in committee.

Word from the hill through liaisons' is that any bill pulled from committee and sent to the floor for a vote would be a "Pay Go" bill meaning if it passed we'd lose a program or benefit else where.

They love to play russian roulette with Veterans' lives!

In 2008 we spent 334.8 billion dollars and in 2009 548 billion dollars on illegal aliens for welfare, food stamps, education, medical, housing subsidy, etc.

This year Obama granted $2 billion to a Brazilian oil company, 2nd largest in the world.

And is still trying to shove more amnesty down our throats.

If we stopped this nightmare spending, and took even 1/2 of this money which could be saved and put it toward Veterans and benefits, we'd not be seeing many of the problems Veterans face every single day!