Candidates and veterans advocates who believe CVA’s proposal is too drastic, unrealistic or ineffective are clearly free to have their opinions. But the claim that CVA’s proposal would “privatize” the VA is not accurate.
Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) today released its top five questions for participants in tonight’s GOP debate. These questions address topics that affect millions of service members, veterans and their families, and in fact, all Americans, and we hope the moderators of tonight’s debate will give them the attention they deserve:
Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) released the following statement after the VA inspector general released a report highlighting how the Colorado Springs VA denied care to hundreds of veterans and inaccurately recorded wait times, making it appear that veterans were receiving timely care:
In response to statements made by Senator Sanders and Secretary Clinton during a recent debate, Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) Vice President for Legislative and Political Action Dan Caldwell issued the following statement on behalf of CVA:
Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) released the following statement in response to
Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) released the following statement in response to a federal judge reversing the demotion of Diana Rubens, a senior VA executive found by the VA inspector general to have defrauded the federal government of hundreds of thousands of dollars:
CVA Statement on Phoenix VA Executives Returning to Work Arlington, Va. – Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) Legislative and Political Director Dan Caldwell released the following statement Friday in response to the announcement that Lance Robinson and Brad Curry, two VA managers found to have been involved in the use of the secret wait lists… Read more »
