Rep. Obey Denounces Opposition to Expanded GI Bill

After Republican Mike Pence claims that expanding the education benefits veterans receive under the GI bill to restore the promise of a full, four-year college education is a burden "on the backs of our troops," Chairman David Obey of the Appropriations Committee reacts.

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[pork4allah]

The Bilderberg Society is the most secretive of the three main organizations

set up to bring about a One World Government, with the other two being the

Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and the Trilateral Commission.

"The Trilateral Commission doesn't run the world, the Council on Foreign

Relations does that!"

Winston Lord, Assistant Secretary of State, the U. S. State Department

google your politicians and see if they are members of the above groups above. You may be surprised.

[vallejoelgrande]

"There are unfortunately in this House people who know the cost of everything and the value of nothing."

[huskie767]

if obama care is so good then why did rep obey exempt himself from obamacare?

[dlblogger]

Support our troops! They sacrifice so that we have Liberty and Freedom

[esgranny]

I agree - please call, write or email your congressman and tell them you support giving our veterans equivelent GI education benefits given to WW I vets. How can you expect people to fight for us and then not support them.