upon some of the objections that my Republican colleagues update to this bill some of them not

of my Republican colleagues have said but they can't vote for this bill because they couldn't get the opportunity to offer an amendment on

they have objected to this bill because they argue that by expanding VA health care to

say that money doesn't they point out as the conservative heritage action did in telling Republicans to vote no on this bill that

benefit package signed today by the but I am not because that bill died in the Senate yesterday when it failed to get the sixty votes needed

that is that some of my colleagues basically say that Sarah said there's this bill is just to

when you have two major provisions in a bill passing with all Republican and Democrats voting for it that's

all the heritage action heritage action told conservatism Republicans to vote no they said the multi billion dollar bill fails to make necessary reforms to the system that is already overburdened

PTSD in TBI we're talking about twenty three hundred about soldiers who suffered wounds also

talking about young people who were promised a college education after they left the service not able to walk to

make this bill a bipartisan the that's where we'll now all the Republicans of come to the floor and

a whole lot by the way but some have come to the floor and they've object so this so let me respond to some of their concerns some

so does virtually every veterans organization in the country representing millions of veteran a

used to pay for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq now there's some money left over in that fun because we are drawing down have drawn down Iraq are drawing down Afghanistan Republicans

well virtually all of our Republican colleagues thought it was appropriate to provide huge tax breaks to

separate omnibus bills were passed by unanimous vote you can't get much more bipartisan that