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Miller To Remain Chair Of House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
November 29, 2012
House Speaker John Boehner announced Wednesday that Congressman Jeff Miller (R-Chumuckla) will remain the Chairman of the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee for the 113th Congress.
“It is certainly a great honor to be able to serve as Chairman of an important committee that is so critical to our country,” said Miller. “I’m eager to continue to work hard in this capacity on behalf of our veterans and retirees.”
The Committee on Veterans’ Affairs is responsible for authorization and oversight of the Department of Veterans Affairs. VA is the second largest department in the federal government with over 300,000 employees and a budget of over $120 billion.
“I continue to be humbled by the opportunity to serve the more than 22 million veterans who have so proudly served this great nation,” Miller said. “I will continue to work to ensure that we meet our veterans’ needs.”
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One Response to “Miller To Remain Chair Of House Veterans’ Affairs Committee”
Mr Miller you need to repair the rip-off military retirement programs.
You people in congress want our young people to go fight and die, recieve terrible injury for other people’s land grabs and civil wars. You should at least pay them for their sacrifice.
I remember there was much protest and violence for America’s meddling in the Vietnamese Civil War. Today they just go quietly as lambs.
The British paid $15,500,000. in damages for aiding my people during the Struggle.
The US government should walk it like it talks it and keep us out of these civil wars.