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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]VA benefits are to compensate people who sacrificed their physical and mental health fighting for all the unjust wars our politicians put them in

Social Security is funded by payroll deductions.

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And I work for SSA and have Trump supporters tell me if I don’t like him, I should leave. SSA is a very left leaning agency. If that were the test, 90% of staff would quit. And I assure you, our 1980s era computer systems do not process benefits. (Just like IRS “computers” do not do all the tax return work).

But, if that’s what you want…

Hate on Feds, tell them to quit. It happened under the first Trump Administration.  And many did. . Now Florida is backed up one full year on processing some benefits because they don’t have the staff. And SSA benefits are actually very, very complicated to process. It takes 1-2 years to get up to speed. Just hiring now doesn’t solve the problem. And if you can’t retain people who make it through the first two years, it gets worse and worse.  Oopppppsss.

Before you tell a Fed to “just quit”, make sure you are okay waiting a year or longer for your VA or SSA benefits.

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So the “”leadership” of the SSA and overly complex systems and policies aren’t the problem?

SSA is for getting your foot in the door- and then finding a better gov job. The VA is firing people rn. Someone should improve the VA claim system because my last c and p exam was at a “beauty spa” that prescribes weight loss meds. It wasn’t even a doctor’s office. The exam was for cancer. Really great job, just fantastic.[/quote]

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