He is on the US Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs, yet is silent on closing the veterans home in GA...

Read the article

http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/2008/09/...le_veteran_home.html

REPLY to JIM P.:

Posting an issue is one thing Jim,
but tying up the whole page on non federal
stuff and then actually expecting somebody
to do something on a state by state basis
is something different.

She needs to accept the clarity of what
I have told her.

Posting that issue 500 times up and down
this Forum page for a single state issue
that only people in Georgia can take
care of is a waste of my maintenance
time here at this website. I'm busy too
but there is nothing that I do in DC
that advances single-state veterans
issues. I do not even really work
New York issues from my home state.
If it's national and effects everybody
in our population, then that is what
gets my time.

Posting an issue in a single choice
Forum just to increase awareness is
fine for sure. But she is tying up
the whole page here thinking somebody
is actually going to come and work
this issue at the state level.

Plus she is griping on the federal
senator who doesn't have jurisdiction
authority on state agency issues
himself. Then she is confusing a state
senator with a federal one on top of
it all.

So she needed a little unwiring here
for clarity purposes and to get her
sense of direction back.

Looking up and down this Forum Jim,
you will see rare and few instances
where single-state issues are either
raised or covered.

Are you saying that this forum is just for federal issues and not state, I thought as long as it pertained to military it was ok?

Dude for the 1 millionth time, this
is a STATE issue at Georgia and has
nothing to do with federal.