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H.R. 2771, The Military Overpayment Fairness Act of 2009
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December 8, 2010, 12:00am (report abuse)It is a sad reproduction of governments character when our own Department of Defense can cut checks to member and out of service members and force them to repay money they never knew they were owed and got anyway, it sad to see these people who do this to members still have there jobs, and just to think were poor anyway and they want to give just to take back but not only take back they want interest and fees and other penalties, sad sad sad thats why the people cutting these check should be FIRED and made to re-pay back part these DEBTS and them maybe they will "read the writing on the faces of these members who they so cheat out of what they thought was theres' to began with" I SAY LET THEN IDIOTS RE-PAY THESE DEBTS, I bet they want overpay anyone else oh, First fire them and then make re-pay the dabt they so incurred on others.