But that money doesn't instantly transfer into an expanded capacity to meet veterans' needs.

Helped more than million veterans enroll in the VA health care system since Reduced the average length of time to process a veteran's disability claim to under days, down from days when the President took office. Worked To Decrease The Number Of Homeless Veterans.

Bush sought to roll-back increases in imminent danger pay and family separation allowances. The Administration wanted to cut imminent danger pay fromtoa month and the family separation allowance, which goes to help military families pay rent, child care or other expenses while soldiers are away, fromfroma month. Bush Administration proposal would end health care benefits forveterans. More thanveterans across the country would be cut off from health care because of Bush Administration proposed budget cuts and its plan requiring enrollment fees and higher out-of-pocket costs.

("Support for Troops Questioned," Washington Post, June 17). Mar 06, “The Bush administration plans to cut funding for veterans’ health care two years from now - even as badly wounded troops returning from Iraq could overwhelm the Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins. May 30, VA officials first learned of the problems inwhen George W. Bush was entering his second term, and the problems went unfixed for the duration of Author: Mariah Blake. Feb 12, The Bush administration plans to cut funding for veterans’ health care two years from now - even as severely wounded troops returning from Iraq could overwhelm the system.

Mr. Bush. Feb 13, Cuts to TANF and child nutrition programs hurt veterans and their families - While the TANF block grant has been flat-funded since it began ineroding the purchasing power of this critical assistance over time, the budget cuts the block grant by 10 percent, orbillion over 10 years. The budget cuts an additionalbillion over 10 years by eliminating the TANF contingency fund, hamstringing the government’s.

Aug 17, George Bush, the former president, and his wife Laura Bush, the former first lady, issued a statement late Monday about the unfolding crisis in Afghanistan with a message to U.S. troops, veterans. May 20, Vietnam veterans won a major victory under President George H.W. Bush when Congress passed legislation allowing the VA secretary to make certain diseases, including Hodgkin's disease and non.