- $231 million for Veterans' Employment and Training programs to assist returning veterans to find and train for jobs
- $23.6 million for the Homeless Veterans' Program. $10 million for those veterans suffering from traumatic brain injuries (TBI), for their rehabilitation, hospital care and long-term support.
- $3.4 billion for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
Here's what Joe says on his web site: CLICK HERE to read the rest of Joe's web site on Veterans issues.
Our most vulnerable veterans are those that were disabled during their tenure in the military. The government will always have a duty to care for these men and women. Recently, Congressman Knollenberg has strongly advocated for an annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for the benefits of disabled veterans.
Currently disabled veterans do not automatically receive a COLA for their benefits. Congressman Knollenberg supports an annual automatic increase for disabled veterans in order to keep their benefits relevant and their purchasing power equal to the cost-of-living.
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"support the troops" has been a political ploy by Republicans and bears little resemblance to the reality of real tangible support for troops, veterans, their families or their health care.
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