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It shouldn't be this hard to serve your country : our broken Government and the plight of Veterans / David Shulkin.

Shulkin, David J., (author.).

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"David Shulkin was appointed by President Obama to save the broken Department of Veterans Affairs and was the only Obama holdover who served in the Cabinet within the Trump administration. In this book the former VA Secretary describes corruption in the Trump White House: how a group of wealthy men enabled by the President conspired to control and profit from the VA, with stunning implications for military veterans"-- Provided by publisher.

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It Shouldn't Be This Hard to Serve Your Country : Our Broken Government and the Plight of Veterans
It Shouldn't Be This Hard to Serve Your Country : Our Broken Government and the Plight of Veterans
by Shulkin, David
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It Shouldn't Be This Hard to Serve Your Country : Our Broken Government and the Plight of Veterans

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Prologue: Jumping in Headfirstp. 1
1Wild Goose Chasep. 7
2The Power of Adaptationp. 12
3An Interview Unlike Any Otherp. 16
4The Call to Servep. 26
5Transitioning to Public Servicep. 30
6Stand Downp. 35
7The Way Forwardp. 41
8On the Roadp. 45
9Moving and Shakingp. 54
10No Man Left Behindp. 63
11"I AM"p. 73
12Turbulencep. 77
13The World Turned Upside Downp. 84
14Confirmed: Our Lives Are Forever Changedp. 91
15The New Abnormalp. 103
16Team Chaosp. 109
17Getting Through to the Presidentp. 120
18Dark Clouds in the Sunshine Statep. 125
19Unconventional Cabinet Meetingsp. 128
20Rallying for Trumpp. 134
21Beyond Health Care: In the Shoes of a Cabinet Secretaryp. 138
22Transparency at the White House Press Roomp. 148
23Doctor Secretaryp. 155
24Righting Wrongsp. 166
25Roadblocks to Accountabilityp. 175
26Visiting Our Alliesp. 181
27Jet Lagp. 188
28Old Woundsp. 197
29A Storm Is Brewingp. 204
30Painful Timesp. 209
31Traveling on Low Batteryp. 215
32A Growing Tensionp. 221
33In the Public Eyep. 229
34Working to Benefit Veteransp. 234
35Nasty Surprisesp. 242
36Pushing Forward Toward Reformp. 245
37Rumors Flyingp. 249
38Choosing Choicep. 252
39The Interrogationp. 261
40New Year's Resolutionsp. 267
41Leaks Turn into Floodsp. 270
42Out of Controlp. 274
43Fighting an Uphill Battlep. 278
44Reporting the Newsp. 283
45The Plot Becomes Clearerp. 288
46A Breaking Pointp. 292
47Presidents' Day Weekendp. 295
48Words of Encouragementp. 301
49My Final Daysp. 309
50The Fateful Last Callp. 312
51Vindication ... but Not Quitep. 316
52Becoming Lawp. 322
53More Troublep. 330
54Getting It Right for Veteransp. 334
55Reflections: It Shouldn't Be This Hard to Serve Your Countryp. 340
Author's Notep. 347
Referencesp. 349

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