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This does explain some of it here by Newsweek. Seems the overall Vet Support is still intact and folks as usual due to McDonald's syndrome need their fix right away, give it time it will come folks. You do have to actually read the information, just like our Constitution on the 2nd Amendment to know what you are talking about as opposed to getting upset over nothing. Thanks.

https://www.newsweek.com/why-veteran-health-care-bill-was-smacked-down-republicans-1729230

he failure of the Sergeant 1st Class Heath Robinson Honoring Our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics (PACT) Act came as a surprise, since an earlier version of the bill passed by a wide margin of 84-14 on June 16. All 14 "no" votes at the time were from Republicans, but additional GOP senators and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, who switched his initial "yes" vote to "no" to allow a future vote on the legislation, joined them Wednesday.

A release from GOP Senator Pat Toomey's office on Tuesday said that the PACT Act "would enable $400 billion over the next 10 years in spending completely unrelated to veterans." It noted that Toomey, a Pennsylvania lawmaker, has a "technical fix" that "does not reduce spending on veterans by even $1 or affect the expansion of care and benefits in the underlying bill."