The bill says the government wants to spend a big pile of money to fix up and build new hospitals for veterans, but it doesn’t clearly say why some places are getting more money and how they decided which places are most important.

H.R. 6324 is a special plan that lets the Department of Veterans Affairs build and fix big hospitals and care centers in different places, using a total of $3.35 billion. It's like getting permission to build new and better places for veterans to get healthcare, kind of like making sure grandma has a nice doctor's office to visit.

H. R. 6324 is a plan to build and fix hospitals for veterans in different places in the U.S., like Texas and Puerto Rico, using a big piggy bank with over $3 billion.

S. 4176 is a plan to spend a lot of money on fixing and building new hospitals and health centers for veterans in different places across the country, to help them get better care. It’s like fixing up and making bigger hospitals where veterans go when they are not feeling well, but it doesn’t say exactly why or how the money will be spent on each hospital.

S. 183 is like a plan to build new buildings and fix old ones for helping veterans, with lots of money to spend, mostly in Los Angeles and a little in Dallas. But, some people are worried it might not be fair because the plan doesn’t explain why these cities were chosen or where all the money will go exactly.