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Bush vetoes Health Care for Poor Kids Bill!

Bush vetoes Health Care for Poor Kids Bill!

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Originally posted by uzless
Canada a communist country? What is this, the 1950's again????

We pay more taxes so that we don't have to pay up gigantic health bills.

That doesn't make us a bunch of commies. It just makes us healthy. 😉
I consider Canada a socialistic nation much like most Western European countries. but if you want to be communistic, thats ok.

I note that you seized on that part of my post though and ignored the more important parts.

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Originally posted by mdhall
[b]I'm glad he vetoed it.
There needs to be a bill support more birth control and more planned parenthood centers.

How do you cure poverty? Stop breeding a system where the poor are rewarded for breeding. Reward them for education and employment and social contribution.
Amen. enough said

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Originally posted by uzless
The Human did get medical care at a hospital. It was paid for by Canadians. Sometimes when you require specialized service, you have to travel longer distances than the person who needs a few stiches. The baby's life was never in danger. Perhaps you have an issue with a line on a map? Most Canadians don't.

The funny thing is that ANY Canadian can go i ...[text shortened]... at same hospital because they have no health care coverage.

Which system would you choose?
The Human did get medical care at a hospital. It was paid for by Canadians. Sometimes when you require specialized service, you have to travel longer distances than the person who needs a few stiches. The baby's life was never in danger.
If your neighboring country was socialised (same lack of facilities) they wouldn't have had a place to go, no matter the money. The babies life would be in danger. If Canadian system is so great, why aren't there facilities?

ANY Canadian can go into that hospital in the US and get their medical treatment paid for, yet 40 million Americans can't go into that same hospital because they have no health care coverage.
Simply wrong. You are treated even if you cannot pay. Proven every day by 20 million Mexican nationals who get free medical at hospital.

Which system would you choose?
Free Market, same as the other Canadians who go to the USA to save loved ones lives.

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Originally posted by PinkFloyd
That's right, sports fans. A plan for giving health care to uninsured children and paying for it by raising the tax on cigarettes an additional 61 cents/pack WAS VETOED by George today. Oh, the humanity!! The ,am is an embarrassment that just never ceases to amaze me.
I mean, c'mon, man! It's for the chilllldren.
HOLY COW !!!!!!!!

What is W. thinking, I mean this could have been GREAT!

As I sign up for subsidized housing, and my new American Flag EBT card, and of course medicaid, I could have gotten a FREE 5,000 for every kid my old lady pops out!!!! Man what was he thinking!!! Maybe we can counter offer for some lifetime Unemployment.😉

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Originally posted by der schwarze Ritter
That's interesting that like Al Qaeda, you and the Democrats choose to hide behind innocent children and use them as a shield. You talk about the most vulnerable yet remain silent about the innocent children that have been aborted and flushed down the commode or carved up into little pieces to supply cadaver parts for medical experiments or to be used in Alzheimer drugs. Your cowardice and hypocrisy makes me want to vomit!
"Aborting children" makes no sense. Fetuses are aborted. Children do not exist inside wombs.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
"Aborting children" makes no sense. Fetuses are aborted. Children do not exist inside wombs.
Ahh looky here another one for which came first the chicken or the egg.

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Originally posted by torch71
Ahh looky here another one for which came first the chicken or the egg.
the foetus or the pregg?

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Originally posted by kmax87
the foetus or the pregg?
UHHH UHHH the pregg?

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Originally posted by torch71
UHHH UHHH the pregg?
preggers like the way women bloat like when they are in term, you know like Elvis Preggsley.

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Originally posted by torch71
UHHH UHHH the pregg?
Hey don't blame me, my humor chip is on shuffle😵

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Originally posted by kmax87
Hey don't blame me, my humor chip is on shuffle😵
Always up for some good humor. Got any?

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Originally posted by torch71
Always up for some good humor. Got any?
hurr hurr,laughs mirthlessly.

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Originally posted by lepomis
🙂 That was good.


That baby is covered under medicaid, but I'm sure DSR knows that. You seem to be an expert in US healthcare, why do you not know about medicaid?
I thought S-CHIP was for kids whose parents made enough money to no longer qualify for medicaid, but still not enough to manage healthcare. In fact, I'm pretty sure that is the entire point of S_CHIP which kinda renders your point...moot.

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Originally posted by mdhall
I'm glad he vetoed it.
There needs to be a bill support more birth control and more planned parenthood centers.

How do you cure poverty? Stop breeding a system where the poor are rewarded for breeding. Reward them for education and employment and social contribution.
And meanwhile while everyone is arguing about not spending that ounce of prevention, birth rates are falling and the nations which are still breeding 10 to the dozen are by the sheer weight of their numbers going to inherit the world within the next two generations.

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Originally posted by TheSkipper
I thought S-CHIP was for kids whose parents made enough money to no longer qualify for medicaid, but still not enough to manage healthcare. In fact, I'm pretty sure that is the entire point of S_CHIP which kinda renders your point...moot.
What it was intended to do and what it became under the skillful direction of progressives in Congress are two different things. My understanding of the legislation was that there were no financial criteria to speak of. Which was a major point of contention with its opponents.

My problem with it was ,as I stated in a earlier post, the way it was going to be paid for ... which was flawed. Raising the tax on cigarettes $1 a pack (156 percent) sounds fine because American society has come to 'demonize' smokers unfairly, IMHO. But when the numbers of smokers drop and less revenue is coming in, what will the progessives 'demonize' next? Fast Food? Coffee drinkers? Beef eaters? It seems they always find some group to victimize.

And of course we start with children, then it will be the children of illegal immigrants, although they have no rights at all in this country, then it will be adults getting the same government (that is money from the American tax paying public) handout.

I think most Americans don't want to go down that 'slippery slope'