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Eliminate the VA and directly give each vet equally their share of the VA's budget. Equates to $7 billion per vet a year

Created by B.D. on May 28, 2015

The 2014 VA budget was $152.7 billion dollars, there are 21.8 million Veterans. By eliminating the VA, give the VA budget equally to each and every veteran, which roughly is $7 billion to each and every veteran each year, and it will make a greater impact on veterans lives far outweighing what the VA does. PROS...No more homeless veterans, no more home loan guarantees, veterans could afford the worlds best medical care, new homes, cars, medical equipment, 21.8 million new billionaires to instantly supercharge the US economy, veterans suicides would drop, it would create competition for our military entrance and quality of candidates, and the current VA employees could be laterally placed at the Actual borders to further help the secure our borders. CONS: none!

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