By Bennett Haeberle
Two billboards challenging the care provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs have popped up in Indianapolis this week.
The billboards read: “VA is lying, veterans are dying” and are the product of Ron Nesler, a southern Indiana Vietnam veteran whose Facebook group “VA is lying” now has more than 19,000 followers.
The digital billboards, which were placed near the Indiana State Fairgrounds and at Interstate 465 and Michigan Road, were paid for through donations and can cost about $1,000 a month, according to Mike Stinfer, a former Marine associated with Nesler’s group.
“It came about as way to voice our concerns. (It’s) a movement – a peaceful movement to show that us veterans have kind of had enough of the rhetoric with Veterans Affairs,” Stinfer said in an interview Tuesday.
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