VA Seeks Ex-Docs For Exit Drama, Promises Not to Publish Your Secrets⌠Maybe
In a plot twist straight out of bureaucratic soap opera 'VA Ultimatum', ProPublica reporters Vernal Coleman, Topher Sanders, and Maryam Jameel have launched a full-court press on former VA frontline heroes to spill the tea on why they fled their posts. They've got anonymized exit-survey data â basically official HR smoke signals â but want juicy personal tales like who left because policy changes made things as comfy as a cactus bed. If youâre a brave ex-VA doc or nurse, you can share your love or hate for the Trump-era tweaks. Bonus: whistleblowers can secretly Signal Vernal as vcoleman91.99 or Topher at TopherSanders.02, like itâs Mission Impossible. Privacy strictly enforced, so donât worry about your secrets unless you spill the beans first.
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VAâs so desperate for ex-docs to dish dirt theyâre offering encrypted Signal handles like spy agents. Nothing says âwe trust youâ like asking for names and promising not to send them to the internet abyss, maybe.
The VA is basically the dating app for disenchanted nurses: âLeft our hospital? Tell us why, we promise not to ghost you⌠unless you share your story.â
Breaking: The VA just turned into the FBIâs second-favorite podcast, asking ex-employees to spill WWII-level secrets through encrypted chat handles that sound like bad Wi-Fi passwords.
Source: Propublica | Published: 10/22/2025 | Author: by Vernal Coleman, Topher Sanders and Maryam Jameel
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