Comments on: Bush To Pelosi: Kids' Health Veto Coming

President Tells Speaker That He Will Veto SCHIP Bill Despite Congressional Support

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by formrusmcsgt September 29, 2007 8:45 PM EDT
Who hates certain groups more than liberals hate conservatives?
Posted by s1ckd09 at 11:05 AM : Sep 29, 2007

You obviously haven''t been here long.

While most liberals, in my opinion, discuss their disgust at what Bush has done, they speak of him personally.

Conservatives more often attack personally anyone who registers their dissent calling dissenters "cowards", "idiots", "un-American", "jihadi", and the like.
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by joelschlegel September 29, 2007 8:20 PM EDT
I find it disturbing that in this article (an other media outlets are just as guilty.. CNN for one), CBS does not ONCE mention why Bush is going to VETO it. The income limits are up to $83,000 per year! I hardly think anyone making $83,000 per year would need help with health care. Sure.. if they live in a McMansion and have the plasma tv on the wall.. and a lexus in the driveway... then they would need help. But I dont want to pay to subsidize their lifestyle.
I am all for helping truly LOW income families with health care for their kids, BUT... again.. I dont think $83,000 is LOW income. If you make that kind of $$$ and dont have health care for your children, then SHAME ON YOU.. because your priorities are backwards.
Again.. I am losing faith in the media on TELLING THE TRUTH to the american public. They are NOT telling the entire story. Someone just reading this article would come away with the "Gee.. how could he deny providing health care to our children"... I guess what can you expect from CBS news.. home of disgraced DAN RATHER.
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by drummer94 September 29, 2007 6:16 PM EDT
And shrub is bietchin that congress would not give him all he wanted to keep the government functioning (emphasis on "fun" ''eh repiglicans, tap tap) he only got 993 billion. That is only one-third of the budget. Do the math. Too many zeros for me. Speaking of zero"s, what will loony-toon skrewup next?
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by name_verify September 29, 2007 5:53 PM EDT
This is all the Libs fault. Using children as political props again.

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by abbe91 September 29, 2007 4:51 PM EDT
"Simple, if you understand the difference between "minimal government intervention" and "no government intervention".
Posted by s1ckd09 at 10:55 AM : Sep 29, 2007"

Now I get it, thanks. The difference is "corruption". There we have it.
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by getloud1 September 29, 2007 3:43 PM EDT
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by s1ckd09 September 29, 2007 2:05 PM EDT
Bush the most intelligent man alive today. He has manipulated, twisted, and distorted the truth so that millions now believe falsehood to be truth. They believe we are in Iraq because Iraq attacked us on 9/11, that tax cuts for the wealthy are just, all poor people are lazy and should be denied help. They believe hating certain groups of people to be moral. They believe that killing, supporting wealth, taking from the poor, and denying human rights are Christian values.

Posted by cembalisty at 10:11 AM : Sep 29, 2007

Funny, I don''t believe any of the things that you say here, yet I do support Bush. It is the other side that keeps distorting what Bush says and then calls them lies. Bush has never said that Iraq was responsible for 9/11. Bush has never implies that poor people are lazy or that they should be denied help. In fact, the reason he is vetoing this bill is because it DOESN''T help the poor as originally intended, but it expands the program to people who don''t need it a the expense of the poor. Also, this bill is funded through tobacco taxes. Who will this affect most? The poor. A poor person paying $1 a pack more for cigarettes is affected much more than a middle class or rich person paying the same $1 a pack more.
Hating certain groups? Who hates certain groups more than liberals hate conservatives? Look on this board to see the hate people have for conservatives.
Taking from the poor? Who is taking anything from the poor other than the liberals with this tobacco tax?
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by s1ckd09 September 29, 2007 1:55 PM EDT
"How is it compatible with the republican philosophy of
minimal government intervention to give taxpayer money
to private companies ?"

Simple, if you understand the difference between "minimal government intervention" and "no government intervention".
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by s1ckd09 September 29, 2007 1:44 PM EDT
"With a program such as this, we will not only provide affordable health care, but will also drastically lower unemployment, and the need for doctors to be in debt before they even graduate."


What? How do you figure this?
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by drummer94 September 29, 2007 1:27 PM EDT
This bill, (bill to smokers) would be funded by increased taxes on only one segment of the population. Does this mean that the only health issues for kids with smoking-related afflictions be covered? Let''s tax alcohol instead. More drinkers than smokers I would bet. How about politicians taxes be increased to pay for it? I''d bet there would be a lot less corruption. How about pro-atheletes and the gross salarys they are paid? See how stupid it all sounds? And who loses? The kids.
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