them on the town hall shows, they called them defend and reform and interviewed big name candidates like marco rubio and ted cruz and rand paul and jeb bush and get them aligned on their issues, and suddenly the entire slate was lass sayialso they, too, were for privatizing parts or all of the va. these republicans were getting on board on something that was considered red hot, too radical, crossing veterans. the people who were most definitely on board were veterans. when ben carson proposed abolishing the v.a., eight veterans groups joined forces and wrote him a scathing letter. we disagree with this dangerous proposal. when you poll actual veterans at large on whether or not they want to privatize the v.a., the answer is a resounding no.
these republicans were getting on board on something that was considered red hot, too radical, crossing veterans. the people who were most definitely on board were veterans. when ben carson proposed abolishing the v.a., eight veterans groups joined forces and wrote him a scathing letter. we disagree with this dangerous proposal. when you poll actual veterans at large on whether or not they want to privatize the v.a., the answer is a resounding no. during his campaign, like other republican candidates, donald trump s team said he was cool with privatizing at least big parts of the v.a. and as president-elect, the group advising him right now on veterans policy is the kill the v.a. group. to turn it into a political
abolished. nobody wants to look like they re in favor of leaving veterans in the dust. but during the republican primary this year, the group that wanting to get rid of the v.a., they started put being them on the town hall shows, they called them defend and reform and interviewed big name candidates like marco rubio and ted cruz and rand paul and jeb bush and get them aligned on their issues, and suddenly the entire slate was also saying they, too, were for privatizing parts or all of the va. these republicans were getting on board on something that was considered red hot, too radical, crossing veterans. the people who were most definitely on board were veterans.