In the coming weeks, a big story that will outrage everyone is the upcoming Camp LeJeune trials that are set to begin October 26th if the government doesn’t find a way to settle with the veterans and their family members who were poisoned by the water at the Marine Base. Everyone needs to learn the name Dr. Julie Goodman. She has a doctorate in toxicology from Johns Hopkins, she’s a principal at a consulting firm called Gradient, and the Department of Justice under the direction of Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward @ASGWoodward hired her as an “expert witness” to fight the Camp LeJeune families in court. Let that sink in for a second. Our own government went out and hired a scientist to argue against US Marines, their wives, and their kids who got sick from poisoned water on a US military base. 😡 And what did she argue? That there isn’t enough evidence to link the water at Camp LeJeune to illnesses like Parkinson’s and kidney cancer, even though the VA’s own findings say otherwise. But it gets worse. In March, a federal judge in North Carolina threw out her so called “expert reports” after she tried to submit nearly 300 changes to her analysis and called them “corrections”. The judge ruled those changes were way too substantial to be allowed. Three hundred corrections??!!?! That’s not exactly fixing typos… that is rewriting your homework after the teacher already started grading it. Mike Partain, a longtime Camp LeJeune advocate who got sick from the contaminated water himself, called her “a hired hack,” and when you look at her track record, it’s not hard to see why. Investigative reporters have spent years documenting Goodman’s work on behalf of industry. She has published research concluding that talc doesn’t cause ovarian cancer. She has argued that there’s a safe level of asbestos exposure, and she even pushed back behind the scenes against a scientific statement calling for a worldwide asbestos ban. She has challenged research linking air pollution to early deaths and defended chemicals like BPA. Critics have called scientists at her firm “rented white coats,” hired to cast doubt wherever industry needs it. Now that same playbook is being used against our veterans and their families. People who lost children, battled cancer, and buried loved ones are being told by a paid “expert” that the science just isn’t there. What a disgrace. 💔 These families aren’t a lawsuit to beat, they’re the people who served our country, and they’ve already waited decades for justice. @AGToddBlanche, why is the DOJ at the direction of Democrat Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward paying “experts” to discredit sick veterans instead of getting them the settlements they’re owed? Stop fighting these families, and replace @ASGWoodward with someone who will actually stand with them. 🇺🇸🙏 This is a terrible look and can easily be resolved.