VA Staffers Tried to Figure Out the “Color of their Personality” while Vets Died

VA Staffers Tried to Figure Out the “Color of their Personality” while Vets Died

June 26, 2014 by Daniel Greenfield 9 Comments
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is a New York writer focusing on radical Islam. He is completing a book on the international challenges America faces in the 21st century.

I suspect their personalities were the same color as their hearts and souls. But this is the modern government workplace

.Dr. Roy Marokus, who currently serves in private practice, told the Free Beacon that veterans were denied care because of a mandatory conference he attended last March.

Marokus said veterans’ appointments were cancelled so VA medical providers could attend the two-day conference.

A review of the paperwork handed out during the conference showed topics included advice on how to plan a party and asked the medical staff to explore, “What Color is Your Personality?”

“Veterans waiting for appointments got pushed back for two days,” Marokus said. “In human costs, you have all these veterans. Why was that conference needed? … Many veterans had their treatments delayed for two days while their healthcare providers determined ‘what color’ their personalities were.”

Another veteran took issue with the filming of the TV show Grey’s Anatomy, which takes place at the Sepulveda VA Ambulatory Care Center. The filming encompasses the entire second floor of the facility.
Veterans who need care are limited to the first floor of the facility.

The bosses like Grey’s Anatomy. They like figuring out personality colors. They like solar panels on cemeteries. But they don’t like actually taking care of vets.

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