Page 3 - Va Reform News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

“We’ve got a lot more to do to invest in our workforce,” a top official says.

Legislation and election timelines leave precious few months to launch a once-in-a-generation effort to reset the infrastructure that supports veterans’...

With the exception of tax reform which, frankly, quite a bit a lot better, and va reform, which was good and needed, the government has essentially been shut down. shut down to the will of the american people for a two years. does that sound harsh? i'm telling you the way it is. not the way you want it to be. the republicans were elected to congress to move the trump agenda. in many cases, they have frustrated it. that is a factor they passed a massive defense spending bill without any offset and cuts -- so much for spending caps. secured notes are liberal form, they did not and my chain migra...

Which, frankly, quite a bit a lot better, and va reform, which was good and needed, the government has essentially been shut down. shut down to the will of the american people for a two years. does that sound harsh? i'm telling you the way it is. not the way you want it to be. the republicans were elected to congress to move the trump agenda. in many cases, they have frustrated it. that is a factor they passed a massive defense spending bill without any offset and cuts -- so much for spending caps. secured notes are liberal form, they did not and my chain migration, failed to produce and infra...

, warning donors to avoid giving to the koch's powerful donor network, they announced they will no longer support only republicans running for office, groups who claim to support conservatives forego commitment when they decide business interests are more important than those country than party. unacceptable, end quote. joining us to discuss james davis spokesperson for the koch network, mr. davis, great to have you here. >> thank you. paul: what is the philosophy of the koch's and the donors towards political giving, how do they decide who to support? >> sure, we've always been policy first a...