Robert Welch was a Marine lawyer at Camp Lejeune, living at Tarawa Terrace, drinking the water, showering in it, and eating food cooked with it.
Imagine years later developing symptoms of Parkinson’s? Robert’s doctors can directly trace his illness back to the years Robert spent defending our country while working at Camp Lejeune.
Rather than apologizing and making him a serious offer,
@ASGWoodward at the DOJ sent Robert an insulting offer of $37,500. He also included a clause in the offer that says if Robert wins less money at trial, then he has to pay the DOJ’s lawyer fees, which would likely be in the millions of dollars since over 400,000 Camp Lejeune victims have filed claims against the US government.
Welch is a patriot and just wants our government to be faithful to him and make things right. Instead, we have some Democrat clown at the DOJ named Stanley Woodward who is offering our veterans pennies.
Fire him
@AGToddBlanche! Stop letting Stanley make a mockery of President Trump’s pro-veteran agenda.
nitter.net/LauraLoomer/status/210…
Meet Robert Welch:
Robert Welch enlisted in the Marines in 1968 and spent almost a year at Camp Lejeune in 1970–71. He lived at Tarawa Terrace and worked at Mainside as a judge advocate and civilian lawyer. He drank, bathed in, and ate food prepared with base water at Camp LeJeune.
Robert was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2021 and has suffered tremors, memory loss, balance, and motor problems stemming from the disease.