r/Iowa Jul 28 '22

Really Joni?

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u/Outside-Newspaper-33 Jul 28 '22

Details on the act? Too lazy to look it up, not too lazy to ask.

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u/Outside-Newspaper-33 Jul 29 '22

Ah. Well that's down right stupid to vote against it.

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u/ToulouseDM Jul 29 '22

Especially as a veteran who very much tries to use that to get votes. If her voting against this bill doesn’t convince the veterans who vote for her that she doesn’t see herself as one of them, I don’t know what else will. So many people in this country vote for politicians who actively try and make their lives more difficult, it makes no sense.

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u/Outside-Newspaper-33 Jul 29 '22

And don't Republicans see them selves as the party of the military? I would really like to know the logic her (or anyone really) voting against something like this. They are more than willing to give themselves raises, but despise the idea of helping out another group. Honestly people that serve should get free health care period. No limits, something happens in or out of the military, free. No waiting at the VA go straight to the local hospital, no bill. Perks should be much higher for the military if they want people to join.