Throwing the BS Flag: Congress Woman Corrine Brown "Not one VA complaint, I can tell you we’re doing fine”

By Elizabeth Nelson

Ok, for starters, anything this woman says is grounds to be filtered through a lie detector.  This is the woman that has cherry-picked her district, by way of ethnicity, in order to insure that she maintains the thrown.  This woman, who's our female version of Obama, wouldn't know the truth if she was locked up with it in the closet.  

Now, if what she said were true and there were truly "not one complaint," why is she pissed at Governor Scott for his independent investigation into the Gainesville VA and why do they keep sending his investigators away, forcing him to sue them if they don't stop stonewalling him, if they have nothing to hide and "we're doing fine?"

As the VA fiasco continues to grab headlines, a Florida congresswoman wants to put the nation at ease about any potential problems in the Sunshine State.

“I did my reconnaissance in Florida, and I can tell you we’re doing fine,”  U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown, a Democrat, said during a U.S. House Veterans Affairs Committee hearing Wednesday night in the U.S. Capitol.

Brown said she spoke with various VA groups and did not encounter “one single complaint.”

Meanwhile, Florida Gov. Rick Scott announced plans to file a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki for blocking the state’s ability to inspect VA health facilities.

As Watchdog.org previously reported, Florida Agency for Health Care Administration inspectors have been blocked from performing on-site reviews at six VA medical centers in the state. AHCA inspectors were turned away from a Gainesville VA last week upon the “discovery  of a secret waiting list.”

An independent report from the Department of Veterans Affairs inspector general’s office, released Wednesday, verifies allegations of improper scheduling procedures and hidden treatment delays in Phoenix that may have led to the deaths of 40 veterans.

“Under this president, and when we had a Democratic House and a Democratic Senate, we got the largest increase in the VA budget in the history of the United States,” said Brown.

According to VA inspector general Richard J. Griffin, funding did not play a role in the Phoenix Health Care System’s “secret” waiting lists — with delays for treatment lasting up to 115 days — but rather “multiple types of scheduling practices that are not in compliance with VHA policy.”

Did you notice, "funding did not play a role," that's important because Obama kept saying he "his solution to the problem was that he threw a lot money at this" and expected it to be resolved.  This, coming from a man that has never worked a job a day in his life.

It's like throwing money at your wife, telling her to go shopping, buy a new pair of shoes and expecting her to "feel loved" and that will make every problem in your marriage suddenly disappear, because you threw money at her. That's liberal logic. "No work necessary. Money solves problems, someone else's money solves the ills of the world."