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Michael A. Terrell
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amdx wrote:
My VA Disability is $1046 a month, and that isn't retirement pay. I
am allowed no other income, at all. Even one dollar income would cost
me my medical care and that tiny pension. I don't know any Veteran who
got a million dollars, unless they won a lawsuit. It's damned near
impossible to win a lawsuit against the VA. Tell me how long you could
survive on $1046 a month? My 1979 pickup truck is falling apart. It
needs more in repairs than it cost, eight years ago. I have three
leaking roofs, and a bad tank on my well. The pump kicks on three times
to get one quart of water. Do you know what that will do to the pump? My
pension went up about 1% per year, and only some years. You're ignoring
the guarantee they give people entering the service of medical care and
disability benefits, in exchange for lower monthly pay while on active
duty, or in the reserves. Whine all you want, I'll consider the source.
$2,627 would be a 21% reduction for me.
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On 4/11/2014 3:10 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
amdx wrote:
On 4/10/2014 12:49 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
I show them my VA card, and get their 10% Veteran's discount
off anything I buy.
Fingers Malone get's all his stuff free!
I don't want to know any thieves. I'm not a Democrat.
You really know how to hurt a guy. That is cruel name calling.
I'm so conservative, I would even include veterans benefits
in government cut backs.
I have a veteran friend that tells
me he has received over $1 million dollars in veteran retirement
benefits. He also says that doesn't include healthcare payments,
which because of the zipper up his chest, have been considerable.
I'm for an across the board cut in all government expenditures.
2% every year for 5 years would be a good start.
If under Obama, the real median household income dropped $2,627or
4.89 percentfrom 2008 to 2012*. Why should government wages go up.
Oh! sorry, but you started it.
My VA Disability is $1046 a month, and that isn't retirement pay. I
am allowed no other income, at all. Even one dollar income would cost
me my medical care and that tiny pension. I don't know any Veteran who
got a million dollars, unless they won a lawsuit. It's damned near
impossible to win a lawsuit against the VA. Tell me how long you could
survive on $1046 a month? My 1979 pickup truck is falling apart. It
needs more in repairs than it cost, eight years ago. I have three
leaking roofs, and a bad tank on my well. The pump kicks on three times
to get one quart of water. Do you know what that will do to the pump? My
pension went up about 1% per year, and only some years. You're ignoring
the guarantee they give people entering the service of medical care and
disability benefits, in exchange for lower monthly pay while on active
duty, or in the reserves. Whine all you want, I'll consider the source.
$2,627 would be a 21% reduction for me.
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Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to
have a DD214, and a honorable discharge.
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