Comments on: House Votes To Expand Health Care For Kids

Bill Gives Insurance To 4 Million More Children By Upping Federal Taxes On Cigarettes

[enviro_wacko]

How many southern white trash state congressmen voted against this bill? The old confederacy has always been a culture of death!

Posted by ConDumbistan at 04:12 PM : Jan 14, 2009

Cataloging Republican obstruction will be very important for 2010 and 2012. I might have to put up a site to display this at some point.

[enviro_wacko]

Hey, didn''''t Bush veto this once or twice?

See, Change!

Posted by enviro_wacko at 04:38 PM : Jan 14, 2009

Or is this too "socialist" for your taste?

[enviro_wacko]

Hey, didn''t Bush veto this once or twice.

See, Change!

[dubya_luvr]

dubya_luvr ; Get off your pathetic soap box..your team won the battle, not the war. If you ever were in the military that means more than your stupid insane rant

Posted by peace4321 at 04:17 PM : Jan 14, 2009

Awwwww! Did I hit a nerve with the whiny neocon at the group home?

Face facts. You are a group of selfish, closed-minded losers whose convictions are as paper-thin as your bumper-stickers.

Pro-life...until you''re born, then you''re free to go die of a treatable condition.

Fiscally conservative...as long as your definition of "conservation" includes raiding the public coffers to enrich Republican donors.

Pious...except for the parts of the bible about peace, love and helping the poor. Those passages must have been added later by communists.

Spare me.

[dubya_luvr]

The future children will pay enormouslly for this and that is just a *** shame.

Posted by peace4321 at 03:57 PM : Jan 14, 2009

Funny, I never hear Republicans do this sort of atonal screeching over all the money BushCo simply LOST in Iraq, or the fact that he didn''t veto even ONE budget request while Republicans were in power.

The bottom line is most Republicans don''t care if your kid dies from lack of health care. It''s every man for himself, even if that "man" happens to be an infant.

Is it any wonder they lost the general election by the greatest margin in history (measured by margin of popular votes?)