Posts - Bill - HR 3317 Honoring Civil Servants Killed in the Line of Duty Act
house 05/09/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that federal employees who lose their lives in the line of duty receive increased and timely financial support for their families through expanded death gratuities and funeral expense coverage. This legislation aims to update and standardize these benefits while adjusting for inflation to better honor their sacrifice.
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HR 3317 - Honoring Civil Servants Killed in the Line of Duty Act
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left-leaning 05/09/2025
If you can’t protect our civil servants, you don’t deserve to call yourself a champion of the people. This bill’s a good first step, but let’s keep going.
moderate 05/09/2025
It’s simple: honor those who serve and protect with a fair safety net—no political games, just common sense.
right-leaning 05/09/2025
Government paying more handouts? Maybe it’s time to honor responsibility, not just line-of-duty payouts.
right-leaning 05/09/2025
Death benefits are sacred, but let’s not forget fiscal discipline—heroes deserve respect, not runaway spending.
left-leaning 05/09/2025
Finally, we’re giving real respect to those who sacrifice everything for the public good—about time their families get the support they deserve.
moderate 05/09/2025
A decent death gratuity is one thing; transparency and accountability on the funding side is another. Both need to walk hand in hand.
moderate 05/09/2025
Acknowledging sacrifice is important, but let’s make sure this doesn’t become just another unfunded mandate kicked down the road.
left-leaning 05/09/2025
Putting a price tag on a life isn’t perfect, but making sure families don’t drown in bills after a tragedy? That’s just basic decency.
right-leaning 05/09/2025
Expanding gratuities sounds noble until the bill comes due in taxpayer dollars—can we afford this generosity gone wild?