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Should we care about another broken promise for veterans?

The new benefit doesn’t come close to addressing what veterans asked for and families need. Having an all-or-nothing program that anticipates recognizing only those with a 'disability assessment of 98 per cent or greater' does not acknowledge immense sacrifices that families endure caring for those suffering significant disabilities.

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BY SEAN BRUYEA
March 26, 2018

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