After months of ambiguity, Veterans Affairs exempted from budget axe

  This just in: the Department of Veterans Affairs will not come under the axe if the sequestration mechanism takes effect next year, the Office of Management and Budget has decided. This decision is overdue, as VA officials have been unsure of how sequestration would affect the department since the mechanism was set in place […]

  • by:
  • 09/21/2022
ad-image

 

This just in: the Department of Veterans Affairs will not come under the axe if the sequestration mechanism takes effect next year, the Office of Management and Budget has decided.

This decision is overdue, as VA officials have been unsure of how sequestration would affect the department since the mechanism was set in place last July.

A tweet from the House Veterans Affairs Committee summed it up: " @HouseVetAffairs: It took @BarackObama 9 months to address #vets healthcare cuts. Should have taken no more than 9 minutes."

We're expecting a more in-depth response from the committee on this issue and will bring that to you when we have it.

 

Image:

Opinion

View All

British drama ‘The Teacher’ features ‘nonbinary’ student who overdoses after being misgendered by teacher

Director Dominic Leclerc said the storyline was intended to explore generational differences in persp...

US to blockade Strait of Hormuz after failed Iran peace talks

"Additionally and, at an appropriate moment, we are fully ‘LOCKED AND LOADED,’ and our Military will ...

Irish police physically remove farmer, trucker blockade protesting fuel prices, climate change policies

Irish officials had already begun introducing measures aimed at easing rising energy costs but have e...