There is anger and disappointment ahead of the Memorial Day weekend, with the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs coming under fire — again.
It’s all in reaction to a report exposing just how much money the agency has spent to repair its image instead of using the same money to repair a system that’s left so many waiting for medical care.
“That’s real wrong. That shouldn’t be,” said Michael Childs, a veteran and VA client of nearly 40 years.
Childs and others were outraged by a new study from a government watchdog group called openthebooks.com.
It’s findings?
Between 2012 and 2015, just under 10% of the approximately 39,000 people hired by the VA were doctors.
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