By Michael F. Cannon
Another Veterans Day brought another round of lamentations about the Department of Veterans Affairs and promises to fix it.
President-elect Donald Trump promised to do so throughout the campaign. Paul Rieckhoff, founder and CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, is skeptical. Veterans are “used to big promises and disappointing results,” he says. “Fixing the VA might be one of the biggest challenges for President Trump. Every president says they’re going to do it, yet we’ve still got a VA with backlogs and massive problems.”
If Trump tries to fix the VA the same way other presidents have, he will fail. But there is a way he can succeed.
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