Is the Veterans Affairs process too difficult or too easy? Does fraud running rampant or is fraud extremely minimal? Some people like to think fraud is very where but…the basis and requirements for service connection are strong. Evidence = Easy No Evidence = Hard

What is the most difficult claim to win before the Veterans Affairs ? To understand, there are 5 basis for service connection. 1: Direct 2: Secondary 3: Aggravation (this is the one) 4: Exposure 5: VHA oopsie (this is what I call it) More explained here: youtu.be/r-gVplauFho?si…

Privatizing the VA has already been happening with the revamped Mission Act in 2018 under President Trump. Now we see the doubling down with the Complete The Mission Act on the floor in Dec of 2024. Getting veterans timely, quality healthcare is important. What do you think?

MAJOR Changes have happened, are happening, and have been delayed for VA disability. Insomnia- FINAL Digestive - FINAL Mental Health - Proposed 2025 Tinnitus - Proposed 2025 Sleep Apnea - Proposed 2025 Neurological - Proposed Bronchitis - Proposed Veterans Affairs UPDATE!

YOU CAN’T HANDLE THE TRUTH

Post 9/12 Veterans! Be sure to take advantage of the Supreme Courts’ decision on the extension of the Post 9/11 GI Bill adding an extra 12 months from paying into the MGIB. #military #veterans #education #gibill #supremecourt

HAVE and HAVE NOTS There is certainly a disparity between those who have evidence from service and those who do not. Evidence from service generally comes from 5 different sources: - Entrance/Exit exam - PDHAs - Annual HAs (dental/behavioral)

🕰️WHEN⏰TIME🕰️VA CLAIM⏰ 100% for sure this is the most common question I see across the interweebs and medias… “When will the VA decide my VA claim?” You aren’t going to like this answer - there is no answer. Good luck.

Hey VA Secretary Doug Collins, I saw you on NEWSMAX this morning. 2 questions I think veterans want to know. 1: How many non-critical VA employees are there that were past their probationary period? 2: Was .0275% of the VA’s budget worth firing over 1000+ employees?

Tonight on The Hill - VA Secretary Doug Collins joins me to discuss the future of the agency, layoffs, and spending cuts. VA Secretary Doug Collins The Hill @newsnation #doge #happeningonthehill

Learn how VA can help you keep independent while still receiving support when you need it. news.va.gov/138340/staying…

The money I would pay to see this audience take a group selfie.

We’ve seen this said before about 20+ish years ago…

Reporters – Please help our Veterans by NOT spreading unconfirmed rumors, hearsay and innuendo about Veterans Affairs. Thank you!

Don’t combat headlines with words. Combat headlines with proof. That is transparency. Hear-say takes 2.

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Rep Ramirez wasn’t too happy here but she did ask some questions that I think MOST veterans care about.

At a 81% claim accuracy rate (what the VA is reporting right now…) that makes about 500,000 VA disability claims were processed INCORRECTLY. Not because of the veteran rather the fault of the VA. We want the FULL picture, not just the good parts. VA Secretary Doug Collins

Absolutely love this type of outreach and information. Solid.

That’s not why veterans choose the VA. It sounds nice, but that’s not why. We choose the VA because for those who are 50%+ it’s free. For those who aren’t, it’s cheaper. That’s it. Not rocket science.