An official who quit before he could be fired for this scandal was nearly hired by the US Department of Energy. Paul Rieckhoff commented that "Superman can't do this job" in response to the appointment of former Procter & Gamble CEO Robert McDonald as a result of this scandal. Representative Phil Roe asked "Do you think that's normal in business, that nearly every executive is successful?" in response to 470 senior executives being rated "fully successful" in this scandal. Chief of staff Denis McDonough reported that the president was "madder than hell" about this scandal. Jeff Miller chairs a House Committee looking into this issue. White House Chief of Staff (*) Rob Nabors reported a "corr
An official who quit before he could be fired for this scandal was nearly hired by the US Department of Energy. Paul Rieckhoff commented that "Superman can't do this job" in response to the appointment of former Procter & Gamble CEO Robert McDonald as a result of this scandal. Representative Phil Roe asked "Do you think that's normal in business, that nearly every executive is successful?" in response to 470 senior executives being rated "fully successful" in this scandal. Chief of staff Denis McDonough reported that the president was "madder than hell" about this scandal. Jeff Miller chairs a House Committee looking into this issue. White House Chief of Staff (*) Rob Nabors reported a "corrosive culture" after an investigation into this scandal. As a result of this scandal, Eric Shinseki resigned from his Cabinet-level post. For 10 points, name this scandal in which a huge backlog and inefficient bureaucracy blocked people who had served in the armed forces from getting health care at government hospital systems.
An official who quit before he could be fired for this scandal was nearly hired by the US Department of Energy.
VA scandal [or Veterans Affairs scandal; or the long wait times at VA hospitals; accept descriptive equivalents]