the law was too little too late john higgins an air force veteran and v.a. employees father once died in a v.a. hospital to partially to make lacked was fired one day before the bill signing ceremony in this. in the first time he was fired from the memphis v.a. system either his managers tried to sack him twice in two thousand and twenty fourteen but he appealed successfully both times arguing he was being pushed out as payback for blowing the whistle and the problem sagan's has publicized are truly grave and depressing paralyzed veterans left on attended our veteran patient assaulted by staff manipulated wait times and a one million dollar fraud scheme so is john higgins vows to fight on to improve the v.a. system let's take a look and see how much protection he can actually expect from one of the president's only seemingly legislative achievements so far wow this is this is one of those horrible cases of timing when you think about right if it could be the case i guess that would be my bros i find that i find it really strange that may happen to let him go

patient assaulted by staff manipulated wait times and a one million dollar fraud scheme so is john higgins vows to fight on to improve the v.a. system let's take a look and see how much protection he can actually expect from one of the president's only seemingly legislative achievements so far wow this is one of the horrible careers of tarred with both right if it could be. that it would become our bros i find that i find it really strange that a happened to let him go the day before this thing was being signed into as if they didn't know it was happening always a big surprise. i know i will say that straight out somebody knew and they did it on purpose this is one of those problem employees because the problem is that he points out that you're not following the law and he's pointing out ways to abuse fraud against the very people that we trot out you know the politicians trot out every every holiday every patriotic ollaberry and so it would. how much i care about the troops look what i want to do for them as i know i signed the bill or i didn't sign the bill but i just nodded my head in a

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