At a Minnesota town hall, veteran Joy Marver passionately shared her experience of losing her job with the Veterans Benefits Administration through an abrupt termination process. Her story resonated with the crowd, highlighting the emotional toll of such experiences, particularly post-deployment. The event featured five Democratic state attorneys general, who outlined their intention to gather evidence for ongoing lawsuits against the Trump administration's policies. The gathering marked the beginning of a series of community impact hearings aimed at voicing grievances and reinforcing commitments to advocate for affected individuals.
The firing was so demoralizing she said she considered driving her truck off a bridge but instead went into the VA for crisis care.
Everybody's putting in double duty. But the point is, we're absolutely up to it. We got four and a half years of gas in our tanks, and we're here to fight for the American people all the way through.
This came from an external source. Doge terminated me. No one in my chain of command knew I was being terminated.
Don't fuck with a veteran, she concluded.
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