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propublica.org ProPublica @propublica.org · May 12
THREAD: We’ve reported that Veterans Affairs officials have warned that Trump’s cuts are hurting veterans.

VA Secretary Doug Collins called our story a “false narrative,” but did not say anything was inaccurate.

Here’s what our story revealed and how we engaged with the VA.
Thread from VA Secretary Doug Collins’ X account. The posts include the following: “Last Friday, ProPublica sent us a host of questions and allegations regarding @DeptVetAffairs facilities around the country and set an unreasonable deadline of early Monday morning. Why the rush? Apparently, they wanted to publish their story before my Tuesday testimony in front of the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs. The story itself was a typical liberal-media hit piece that’s all too common nowadays. It seems as if the reporters decided what negative narrative they wanted to push, carefully cherry-picked their “reporting” to support that narrative, then ignored or minimized the facts we offered to defend VA. In this instance, ProPublica obtained some outdated reports from the internal system VA uses to quickly identify and fix issues across the department. ProPublica then used those reports to build a misleading case that our efforts to reform VA were causing massive problems.”
May 13, 2025 at 7:13 AM