The disturbing news that broke yesterday about the veterans' charity Wounded Warrior Project spending lavishly on perks for management and staff is only half the story. CBS news is also reporting that the much ballyhooed WWP programs to help wounded vets are sometimes covers for additional fundraising, and that follow-up contact by the charity is haphazard and sometimes nonexistent. CBS: "What happens when you make a suggestion that there's a better way to serve veterans?" Reid asked. "If you use your brain and come up with an idea, within a matter of time, you're 'off the bus,'" the other employee said. "They don't need you. It's their way or the highway," he added. "I would raise issues. Why aren't we doing follow up? Why don't we have any case management?" Millette said. "How would they respond?" Reid asked. "'We don't call warriors. Warriors call...(Read Full Post)