Vets Revolt After 'The Most Anti-Veteran President In History' Kills Popular Program

[Robert W]

As NPR reported Thursday, more than 10,000 have already lost their homes, nearly a year after the Trump administration abruptly did away with the VA Servicing Purchase (VASP) program. Under VASP, the VA purchases home loans that were in default from mortgage services and then modified the loans.

In March 2025, a representative from the Mortgage Bankers Association told the House Veterans Affairs Committee that widespread foreclosures would result if the VASP program—which Republicans in Congress said had been created by former President Joe Biden for “political purposes... to undercut the VA Home Loan program—was not protected.

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I wonder who stands to gain from picking up the foreclosure notes on those homes?

According to Jackson Lamb and Lesh the Vets always have benefits.

 

[Lesh]

When I was discharged, I was told none for my group. Congress later changed the law.

You’re full of shit

 

[jacksonlamb]

According to Jackson Lamb and Lesh the Vets always have benefits.

No, I said you have VA benefits available when you discharged. I gave evidence of that. You are wrong.

 

[Robert W]

No, I posted evidence that they were available when you discharged.

No you did not. When I was discharged, benefits ended in 1955 except for disabled vets hurt in a war.

 

[jacksonlamb]

stuck your misguided nose into another thread you had no business in. STFU and let the two arguing argue.

He had VA benefits available when he is saying he did not.

jc456 you have no power to order anyone to do anything here. You are deranged and delusional.

 

[Lesh]

disabled vets could get some benefits in 1964.

All vets who served 181 days and were honorably discharged got education assistance and VA loans. After Aug of 64 that dropped to 90 days

Please shut up

You are embarrassing

 

[Robert W]

No, I said you have VA benefits available when you discharged. I gave evidence of that. You are wrong.

Look I have proven you wrong in the past. I know for a fact what happened when I was discharged. If I would have had VA benefits to buy a home, when I bought the first home, I would have used VA benefits.

 

[Robert W]

All vets who served 181 days and were honorably discharged got education assistance and VA loans. After Aug of 64 that dropped to 90 days

Please shut up

You are embarrassing

When were you discharged? Did you use your VA benefits?

 

[Lesh]

Look I have proven you wrong in the past. I know for a fact what happened when I was discharged. If I would have had VA benefits to buy a home, when I bought the first home, I would have used VA benefits.

Stop old man. You proved no such thing other than your mental state is declining more rapidly than Trump

 

[jc456]

He had VA benefits available when he is saying he did not.

jc456 you have no power to order anyone to do anything here. You are deranged and delusional.

you remain ironic, can't make it up. You can't stop.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Look I have proven you wrong in the past. I know for a fact what happened when I was discharged. If I would have had VA benefits to buy a home, when I bought the first home, I would have used VA benefits.

You are embarrassing yourself. There were VA benefits available when you discharged.

Yes — VA benefits were absolutely available in 1964, and home loans were one of those benefits. Here’s the clear, historically grounded breakdown.

Absolutely — here are reliable, citable sources confirming both parts of your question:

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Source: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs — “History – VA Benefits Timeline”

• The VA (then the Veterans Administration) was created in 1930.
• By 1964, it was administering disability compensation, pensions, medical care, vocational rehabilitation, education benefits, and home‑loan guarantees.

Direct VA historical summary:

“The Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 (GI Bill) established education, training, and loan guaranty benefits for veterans.”(Source: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, VA History Office)

This program did not expire in 1964 — it was fully active.

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Source: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs — Loan Guaranty Service History

• The VA Home Loan Guaranty Program began in 1944 under the GI Bill.
• It continued through the 1950s and 1960s without interruption.
• Veterans in 1964 could obtain VA‑backed mortgages to buy, build, or refinance homes.

VA official description:

“The Loan Guaranty Program, established in 1944, has provided home loan benefits to millions of veterans.”(Source: VA Loan Guaranty Service, Historical Overview)

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Social Security Administration — “Veterans’ Benefits in the United States: A Historical Summary” This SSA publication documents the status of VA programs in the early 1960s, including:

• Disability compensation
• Pensions
• Medical care
• Education benefits
• Home loan guaranty

It confirms that all these programs were active in 1964.

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• Yes, VA benefits existed in 1964.
  
  • Source: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs — VA History Office
• Yes, home loans were part of those benefits.
  
  • Source: VA Loan Guaranty Service — Historical Overview
• Yes, the GI Bill’s home‑loan program was fully active in 1964.
  
  • Source: Social Security Administration — Historical Summary of Veterans’ Benefits

 

[jc456]

No, I posted evidence that they were available when you discharged.

the only evidence you could have provided in this thread is as another poster. Post the number of the post you presented a link!!!!

 

[Robert W]

He had VA benefits available when he is saying he did not.

jc456 you have no power to order anyone to do anything here. You are deranged and delusional.

 

[jacksonlamb]

the only evidence you could have provided in this thread is as another poster. Post the number of the post you presented a link!!!!

Look immediately above your post. That will square you and Robert W away. You are simply a stupid Maga who proves you know so very little about the world. You calm down, take a big breath, and enjoy the day. You don't blow up your little brain with things like what is impeachment and who does and does not have VA benefits.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Robert W, read above and settle down.

 

[Robert W]

Look immediately above your post. That will square you and Robert W away. You are simply a stupid Maga who proves you know so very little about the world. You calm down, take a big breath, and enjoy the day. You don't blow up your little brain with things like what is impeachment and who does and does not have VA benefits.

 

[jacksonlamb]

You and other vets had VA benefits available when you discharged in 1964.

 

[Robert W]

You and other vets had VA benefits available when you discharged in 1964.

I sold homes to VETS. I am a VET.

 

[jacksonlamb]

I sold homes to VETS. I am a VET.

I gave you the evidence and the agencies doing it in 1964.

Admit you got it wrong, now know, and move on.

Captain Caveman is dead wrong.

 

[0311]

Of course it was. You enlisted, the Home Loan program was part of the deal.

i purchased my home with a V.A. loan. No interest. Great deal.