C'mon now, he can't very well fund health care for children here in America and fund the war which kills children over in Iraq. That might be considered a "flip-flop." Bush is just anti-children no matter what country they're in!
2007-10-03 09:32:52
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answered by It's Your World, Change It 6
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President Bush vetoed a bill which was simply the narrow end of the Dems wedge of socialized medicine.
If the socialists (er, I mean liberals) really want to help kids and not just play political games for the press they should draft a bill that addresses the problem of uninsured children without adding political pork, grandstanding ( spelled L Y I N G )for the media, or trying to force socialized medicine down our throats.
For the record, I DO believe that all children should be medically insured. I just don't think that socialism is the answer.
2007-10-03 09:49:34
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answered by south_texas_herper 3
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Bush consistently brings this u . s . in debt with the conflict and continuously tries to allocate extra of our money to rebuild different worldwide places; he veto's a bill to help develop our very own infants to be secure with scientific coverage. it fairly is insane. No ask your self his approval score has extra slipped to 31%. specific, conflict and scientific coverage is two seperate themes as suggested right here, yet I understand what you're saying. he will severely decrease the quantity of money spent on infants in our u . s . yet no longer blink on inquiring for conflict money. it relatively is a shame that an great form of folk refuse to work out the correlation.
2016-10-10 06:01:20
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answered by ? 4
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Please read this, I would be grateful if you did.
When you factor in inflation, we are spending the same amount we spent in peacetime.
Hard to believe, but in peacetime, every training mission results in combat, vehicles are used as they would be in hostile situations on a regular basis, and it wears things down. In war, not every mission ends up with a fight, most of the time is spent outside of combat and it shows. Factories that refurbish military equipment have not needed to increase production, they are running the same they did before the war.
If you look at the stocks of some companies who make military equipment, they have actually gone down.
Now about the healthcare, the President didnt actually say it was too much, it was actually not much at all, but the way that it would be run was not satisfactory to many republicans.
It is a well known fact that doctors love to overbill insurance companies, it became an epidemic in the 80's and early 90's that ended up with many cases of people being rejected for life saving treatment only to die. I think we have all heard of the time that man died of a heart attack in the ER because his insurance took to long to clear.
The point of this all is that you cannot give anybody a free check, they will abuse it.
Something I would like to point out to you, something that people who have supplied you with this information dont want you to know, is that if you go to a hospital and cant pay, the government picks up the check anyway. Im being completely serious. Not only that, but as someone who grew up in the gutter, I know from experience that there are clinics that give free immunizations and health care to anybody, rich or poor.
As the system stands now, if you need care, you will get it, but you are encouraged to make your best effort. I know that I get coverage for my entire family for $300 month, and was more than able to make those payments, rent, insurance, and food with my $8hr job. I find it hard to imagine that someone cant.
There is not a single hospital that will just let you die, or will not give you medication you require. Even for me, when I went to the hospital for a stomach ulcer, they gave me the same medicine I would have paid $350 a week for, but for free because they got it for FREE from the drug companies for people who need it.
If you are under the impression that there are people who aren't covered, its only because thats what it seems like from the information we receive from news and online.
We simply assume that because it was rejected, then we dont have anything in the first place.
2007-10-03 10:25:24
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answered by Doggzilla 6
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Bush is proud of providing health care for children, in Iraq. He's all over TV touting it. But for some reason he can't support it in the US. His military budget is larger than all countries in the world combined but he can't find a dime for little children. Wow are his priorities screwed up.
2007-10-03 09:37:22
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answered by Zardoz 7
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It shows his priorities. He and his Republican buddies care only for their corporate benefactors and not the will of the people. The obstructionist Republicans in Congress are doing all they can to obstruct the will of the people. It just comes clearer and clearer where their priorities lie and they are not with the people.
2007-10-03 09:39:09
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answered by Anonymous
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You have to understand, the children will not make him & Chaney any money! The war is making them rich! The heck with the future of this country, he has been thumbing his nose at us since he took over!
2007-10-03 09:36:01
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answered by fairly smart 7
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Actually he may veto the defense bill too. Without line item veto the whole bill has to go. Those riders are a killer.
2007-10-03 09:32:25
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answered by Locutus1of1 5
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Who cares about American children, its the Iraqi children which come first....paying for them for the next 5+ years.
2007-10-03 09:36:00
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answered by Edge Caliber 6
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Oh NO, not increased funding for CHILDREN!
Pay your own stinking medical bills.
I have kids of my own. I pay for THEIR health insurance.
I am not obligated to pay for YOUR kids' health insurance.
Get a freaking JOB!
2007-10-03 09:41:01
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answered by Anonymous
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