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Description Susie Lee posts "From my seat on the House Appropriations Committee, I’m always fighting to bring back federal dollars for southern Nevadans. This week, I questioned Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough about how the VA is prioritizing our growing population of female veterans to get them the resources they deserve.”
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Author Susie Lee's Congressional Office
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