GI Bill benefits legislation

[GMDino]

(05-10-2017, 01:03 PM)Au165 Wrote: I am simply telling you it can happen, you don't have to agree with it. Each side has areas they'd like to reduce costs. When it comes down to it, it is completely realistic to believe that the Bill becomes so restrictive if they can't offset costs that it is basically gone via ultra exclusion. To believe it is somehow untouchable is to be ignorant of the current political client. Also 100 Billion over 10 years isn't "change in the cushions", its a real expense that must be approached with reason.

As I said...they "love the troops" until they have to pay them or take care of them when they come home.

100 billion over ten years?  10 billion a year?  The current budget request from the POTUS is a 10% increase over last year.  $54 billion.  To $639 Billion for 2018.

I'd bet, just a personal hunch, that somewhere in that almost two thirds of a  trillion dollar budget then can find the money to pay for the education of the troops they love.