Amy McGrath on Homeland Security

	Amy McGrath on Homeland Security

Fully fund the VA so veterans get quality health care

I will make sure the VA delivers the health care and education benefits that veterans have earned through their service. I'm an avid proponent of initiatives like the Post-9/11 GI Bill (I used it!) and the VA home loan (I used that, too!)--programs that help veterans transition from the military into productive civilian lives and careers. The skills and talents that veterans develop during their service are incredibly valuable.

I will make sure the VA remains the best place for veterans to receive care for their injuries. America should not outsource its responsibility to our veterans so that private insurance companies can profit from our injured and ill veterans. We must fully fund the VA so that veterans receive the quality health care they deserve--for life.

Source: 2020 Kentucky Senate campaign website AmyMcGrath.com , Jun 30, 2020

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