Joe Biden falsely claimed again on Tuesday that Republicans’ legislation to raise the debt ceiling and curb spending cuts “$22 billion in veterans’ healthcare.”
. It appears that Biden meant to say “22 percent,” the figure he has falsely used in other recent claims about the legislation.
However, the Limit, Save, and Grow Act makes no mention of veterans or their health benefits but caps discretionary spending at $1.
Republicans said that veteran health benefits would not be touched ahead of the vote a few weeks back, and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reiterated this while speaking with CNN in Israel last week, as Just the NewsCan you tell me where in the bill it cuts the V.A.? It doesn’t. See this is the damage that when people do not tell the truth about the bill. It actually goes to the funding where we were four months ago.
The administration carefully laid the groundwork for the attack. On April 21, the Department of Veterans Affairs issued a
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