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Originally Posted by buckman
Except people aren't dying in the TSA lines . You didn't learn at all did you ?
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In one case, a veteran who applied for VA care in 1998 was placed in "pending" status for 14 years. Another veteran who passed away in 1988 was found to have an unprocessed record lingering in 2014, the investigation found.
So theses people died 14 years later from lack of care ?? from the VA and never had any other medical choices like medicare or other choices
Seem's your making the claim the VA killed them for lack of medical
care.. I dont see that as the cause I see it as some applied and didn't follow up not all but most what was the ages of theses 307,000 deceased veterans .... ww2 korea era Vietnam current ? what did they die from did the get any treatment any place?
The VA's inspector general found that out of about 800,000 records stalled in the agency's system for managing health care enrollment, there were more than 307,000 records that belonged to veterans who had died months or years in the past.
their are issues no doubt and have been for decades but its not as you suggest