Catherine Rampell: A bungled contract is still devastating National Guard employees

For two years, Frank Ourada has been “supporting our troops” -- more literally than most.He has connected soldiers and veterans with food pantries, temporary housing and legal advice. He haggled with an insurance company when a soldier’s home flooded. He helped a suicidal veteran find treatment.Ourada basically ran triage for military families, connecting them with whatever services they need to survive.This position, National Guard Family Assistance Center specialist, may be O