VoteVets Action Fund convinced the D.C. Circuit on Tuesday to revive a lawsuit brought by the veterans nonprofit against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs over activities of three men who allegedly provided government advice and were dubbed the “Mar-a-Lago Council.”
VoteVets named the entity “after the Trump resort and club where it first convened,” the court said.
VoteVets claimed that although the council’s members don’t have experience in veterans issues, the VA has repeatedly followed the council’s advice. Judge Timothy J. Kelly of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia tossed the suit in 2019, saying VoteVets ...
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