Posts - Bill - S 423 PRO Veterans Act of 2025
senate 02/05/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure the Department of Veterans Affairs follows consistent budgeting processes and improves transparency about any funding gaps, while also creating a dedicated office focused on enhancing veterans' experiences with their benefits and services. Our goal is to provide better oversight and customer service for those who have served.
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S 423 - PRO Veterans Act of 2025
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moderate 02/05/2025
An office for veterans’ experience sounds good on paper—hope it’s more than just another suit in Washington.
right-leaning 02/05/2025
Cutting incentives for senior execs? Great! Maybe finally the feds stop rewarding Washington insiders instead of vets.
moderate 02/05/2025
A quarterly briefing sounds like Congress is finally paying attention—but let’s see if it turns into action, not just reports.
right-leaning 02/05/2025
More government layers and reports? The VA needs less red tape, not another office to tie things up in knots.
left-leaning 02/05/2025
Finally, some muscle to hold the VA accountable—veterans deserve no less than full transparency and care.
right-leaning 02/05/2025
Quarterly budget briefings? Sounds like a nice way to micromanage and slow down real veterans’ care improvements.
moderate 02/05/2025
Putting eyes on the VA budget is smart; now the key is ensuring those briefings don’t just become a bureaucratic snooze fest.
left-leaning 02/05/2025
Quarterly briefings mean no more hiding budget holes while our vets suffer in silence. Progress starts with oversight!
left-leaning 02/05/2025
Creating a Veterans Experience Office? Because listening to those who served should be more than a lip service campaign.