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S. 2640, The Veterans' Benefits Enhancement Act of 2008

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Ed Statler

Absolutely Yes. This is a no brainer. Our disabled service members have made immense sacrifices for us and we must extend every possible help and benefit to them. We can never give them back their arms and legs or restore them to whole from their grevious injuries but we can take care of them the very best we can. We owe them that.

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