Obama Regime Institutes VA Death Panels
Veterans were going to die anyway, so what's the big deal... no scandal here.
Is that what our government is saying?
While an "official report" is scheduled to be released shortly and the announcement by the Obama Regime's Inspector General did not give specifics as to what lead our government to the strange conclusion that the deaths of over 1,000 veterans was not caused by "delays," one can only wonder if the lackluster IG response is a foreshadowing of the ObamaCare death panels to come?
(Inquistr) A VA in Phoenix is accused of forcing more than 1,000 veterans to wait for necessary medical care. Even worse, numerous sources claim up to 40 veterans died while waiting for treatment. Although the accusations are disturbing, an investigation by the Office of Inspector General determined the deaths were not caused by the delays.
An official with the Inspector General’s office confirmed the results of the investigation will be released to the public on Tuesday afternoon. The Department of Veterans Affairs is expected to respond to the report shortly thereafter.
As reported by CNN, the accusations against the Phoenix VA were made public in November 2013. Following a six-month investigation, the news agency reported up to 1,600 veterans were denied medical care — as they remained on waiting lists for an extended period of time.
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While an "official report" is scheduled to be released shortly and the announcement by the Obama Regime's Inspector General did not give specifics as to what lead our government to the strange conclusion that the deaths of over 1,000 veterans was not caused by "delays," one can only wonder if the lackluster IG response is a foreshadowing of the ObamaCare death panels to come?
(Inquistr) A VA in Phoenix is accused of forcing more than 1,000 veterans to wait for necessary medical care. Even worse, numerous sources claim up to 40 veterans died while waiting for treatment. Although the accusations are disturbing, an investigation by the Office of Inspector General determined the deaths were not caused by the delays.
An official with the Inspector General’s office confirmed the results of the investigation will be released to the public on Tuesday afternoon. The Department of Veterans Affairs is expected to respond to the report shortly thereafter.
As reported by CNN, the accusations against the Phoenix VA were made public in November 2013. Following a six-month investigation, the news agency reported up to 1,600 veterans were denied medical care — as they remained on waiting lists for an extended period of time.
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More of the teatard death panel elephant crap.
ReplyDeleteIt is the obstruction by the teatard republicans that are instituting VA death panels
Teatard? Where did you serve,eh hero. Guess how many vets are in this country? Don't wanna be you when the SHTF.
ReplyDeleteDo not know where I first herd "teatard", but it combines the tea bag and the retards = teatard.
ReplyDeleteThat is a good description of the right wing loons.
The SHTF will be when Hillary moves into the White House, and the fan will be pointed at you.