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Walter Reed Head Fired

March 6, 2007 | ISSUE 43•10

Army Secretary Francis J. Harvey has resigned after an investigation found systemic outpatient care deficiencies at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. What do you think?

Now that they've gotten rid of their scapegoat I'm sure that everything will start getting better.

Irv Mendlesohn
Contractor
Well, it's good to see a rebuilding effort happening in at least one place where the military is.

Erin Braylor
Barista
This whole support-the-troops mentality is really catching on among the top brass.

Terry Barnes
Physical Therapist

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