Collins Defends Trump’s VA Efforts Against Fake News
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Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins is taking a firm stance against critics who have been spreading misinformation about the Trump administration's efforts to streamline the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
In a spirited interview with Fox News' "Fox & Friends," Collins dismissed allegations that the recent initiative led by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) would result in cuts to veterans’ care.
He firmly stated, "These claims are nothing more than fake news."
Despite the whirlwind of negative narratives, Collins highlighted a series of significant expansions within the VA, proudly revealing that under his leadership, the department has opened its fourth new clinic since President Trump's second term began just a few months ago.
The latest facility inaugurated in Hamilton, Montana, is a whopping 600% larger than a previous clinic, reaffirming the commitment to enhance services for veterans nationwide.
Collins emphasized that the goal of DOGE is not to compromise the care provided to veterans but to eliminate wasteful bureaucratic practices that have plagued the agency for years.
"The establishment of new clinics proves that our focus remains on veterans' care, not cuts," he stated, countering claims of impending staff layoffs with assurances that no services would be diminished.
Collins pointed out the necessity of making the federal bureaucracy more efficient while maintaining a high standard of care for those who have served.
Opening clinics in several states—including Virginia, Colorado, and New York—demonstrates that instead of slashing resources, the Trump administration is prioritizing the veterans' well-being.
The improvement in service delivery indicates a substantial commitment to ensuring that veterans' needs are met, while also addressing the bloat that often arises within large government agencies.
Meanwhile, Collins criticized the critics—many of whom are closely aligned with powerful government unions and mainstream media—who seem more interested in preserving their own interests than genuinely advocating for veterans' welfare.
As veterans continue to depend on the VA, the message is clear: the Trump administration, led by Secretary Collins, is relentlessly pursuing efficiency and improvement, ensuring that those who served our country receive the care they rightfully deserve.
The concerted efforts to combat misinformation and focus on tangible outcomes signal a robust direction for veterans' services under the Trump administration.
Sources:
redstate.com
espn.com
theepochtimes.com
In a spirited interview with Fox News' "Fox & Friends," Collins dismissed allegations that the recent initiative led by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) would result in cuts to veterans’ care.
He firmly stated, "These claims are nothing more than fake news."
Despite the whirlwind of negative narratives, Collins highlighted a series of significant expansions within the VA, proudly revealing that under his leadership, the department has opened its fourth new clinic since President Trump's second term began just a few months ago.
The latest facility inaugurated in Hamilton, Montana, is a whopping 600% larger than a previous clinic, reaffirming the commitment to enhance services for veterans nationwide.
Collins emphasized that the goal of DOGE is not to compromise the care provided to veterans but to eliminate wasteful bureaucratic practices that have plagued the agency for years.
"The establishment of new clinics proves that our focus remains on veterans' care, not cuts," he stated, countering claims of impending staff layoffs with assurances that no services would be diminished.
Collins pointed out the necessity of making the federal bureaucracy more efficient while maintaining a high standard of care for those who have served.
Opening clinics in several states—including Virginia, Colorado, and New York—demonstrates that instead of slashing resources, the Trump administration is prioritizing the veterans' well-being.
The improvement in service delivery indicates a substantial commitment to ensuring that veterans' needs are met, while also addressing the bloat that often arises within large government agencies.
Meanwhile, Collins criticized the critics—many of whom are closely aligned with powerful government unions and mainstream media—who seem more interested in preserving their own interests than genuinely advocating for veterans' welfare.
As veterans continue to depend on the VA, the message is clear: the Trump administration, led by Secretary Collins, is relentlessly pursuing efficiency and improvement, ensuring that those who served our country receive the care they rightfully deserve.
The concerted efforts to combat misinformation and focus on tangible outcomes signal a robust direction for veterans' services under the Trump administration.
Sources:
redstate.com
espn.com
theepochtimes.com
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