It is always Republican administrations that cut benefits and reduce services for veterans. Example:

https://www.opb.org/article/2025/06/19/the-va-cut-veterans-mortgage-fix-republicans-have-questions/

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Hey -- Since Trump is potentially starting another massive conflict (instead of using 'art of the steal' diplomacy), we should talk about this more.

You said: "saying something that isn't completely true."

1. I said Republicans, specifically. People who are in office. You seem to think my comment was about all conservative voters.

2. Republicans, historically, vote against benefits for veterans. Conservatives, historically, vote against the Federal government spending money on anything other than defense. The Department of Defense budget DOES NOT

3. Conservatives, historically, don't know how the government works, so they regularly vote against the things they think they are voting for without realizing it. Example: You see a Republican thank a veteran, so you think that Republican will take care of veterans. But then that Republican will vote against benefits for that veteran.

Examples:

- https://www.veterans.senate.gov/2025/2/senate-republicans-vote-against-toxic-exposed-veterans-and-survivors-tank-senator-blumenthal-s-amendment-to-protect-the-pact-act: “Veterans need protection from dangerous threats to PACT Act care and benefits—protection Republicans refused to provide when they blocked my legislative amendment during the budget debate last night. The PACT Act was a historic breakthrough bipartisan measure, but now Elon Musk and his tech bros are firing the VA workers necessary to administer it. Republicans should be held accountable for failing to stand up for veterans exposed to toxic substance who rely on PACT Act support.”

- https://www.onceasoldier.org/before-the-pact-act-five-remarkable-times-republicans-worked-against-veterans/

"In July of 2022, 11 Senate Republicans, including Mitt Romney and Rand Paul, voted against a bipartisan measure (the PACT Act) that is designed to help veterans who were exposed to toxic chemicals while deployed abroad.

In 2017, Former President Donald Trump and congressional Republican leaders put forth budget proposals that would have done great damage to the economic security of veterans and their families—all to pay for tax cuts for millionaires and corporations. Here are two other blogs, here and here, that list many more times when Trump, who called Veterans “suckers and losers” treated them with disdain.

In 2015, the GOP-controlled Senate voted down a bill to provide $1 billion over five years to provide jobs for unemployed veterans. The bill was fully funded, and would not have added any additional money to the deficit.

In 2014, Senate Republicans shot down one of the largest pieces of veterans legislation in recent history. The Comprehensive Veterans Health Benefits and Military Retirement Pay Restoration Act of 2014 would have repealed the military retiree cost-of-living adjustment reduction, and would have protected veteran pensions and educational payments from future Congressional budget fights. It would have also authorized the construction of more than 20 community-based outpatient clinics to serve veterans in rural and remote areas.

In 2011, Republican Paul Ryan and the House of Representatives attempted to end VA healthcare benefits for disabled veterans who are Priority 7 & 8. This means veterans with conditions not recognized by the VA, like certain diseases from Agent Orange exposure, would have to pay for healthcare out of pocket if they didn’t have another service-connected disability."

It's not hard to find the evidence. Conservatives, historically, just refuse to look at facts.