One voice can make a difference, but a collective voice can change the system. Reach out to your elected officials and demand justice for Veterans who have been wronged.
Members of Congress have the power to investigate government misconduct, introduce legislation, and hold agencies accountable. By sharing your concerns, you help push for reform and transparency within the VA system.
The VA’s failure to acknowledge or correct medical malpractice.
The pattern of legal obstruction and procedural manipulation.
The need for greater oversight and accountability within the VA system.
The importance of supporting Veterans who have been wronged.
Sample Letter
Not sure what to say? Use this template to get started:
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, Zip]
[Your Email]
[Date]
The Honorable [Representative's Name]
[Office Address]
[City, State, Zip]
Dear [Representative's Name],
I am writing to express my concern over the ongoing legal and medical injustices faced by Veterans seeking care from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Recent cases, including Kerner v. U.S. Veterans Affairs Medical Center, highlight a pattern of negligence, legal obstruction, and failures in oversight.
As a constituent, I urge you to take action by advocating for:
- Greater accountability in VA malpractice cases.
- Legislative oversight on legal delays that harm Veterans.
- Transparency in the judicial handling of Veteran-related cases.
Veterans deserve better. I respectfully request that you look into this matter and support efforts to ensure justice for those who have served our country.