I would like a list of names posted of the ones that shot it down so we all know who to replace in 08. Why reject the children? Children are our future! We want that list ! Someone please post the list ! I looked on www.house.gov and haven't seen anything posted yet about today's vote. That will have your list when they finally post it, though. I agree with ya, though... Hopefully when "The childrens do learn", they don't learn about this vote. DISGUSTING, and Bush is the most disgusting, vile, uncaring, Non-Christian President in history. You can say that again debbyski ! Roll Call on the Vote at this > Link We need to replace these people in congress; Democrats Jim Marshall Gene Taylor Republicans Robert Aderholt, Todd Akin, Rodney Alexander, Michele Bachmann, Spencer Bachus, Richard Baker, J. Gresham Barrett, Roscoe Bartlett, Joe Barton, Judith Biggert, Brian Bilbray, Gus Bilirakis, Rob Bishop, Marsha Blackburn, Roy Blunt, John Boehner, Jo Bonner, John Boozman, Charles Boustany, Kevin Brady, Paul Broun, Henry Brown, Ginny Brown-Waite, Michael Burgess, Dan Burton, Steve Buyer, Ken Calvert, Dave Camp, John Campbell, Chris Cannon, Eric Cantor, John Carter, Steve Chabot, Howard Coble, Tom Cole, Michael Conaway, Ander Crenshaw, Barbara Cubin, John Culberson, David Davis, Geoff Davis, Nathan De... Keller, Steve King, Jack Kingston, John Kline, Joe Knollenberg, Randy Kuhl, Doug Lamborn, Jerry Lewis, Ron Lewis, John Linder, Frank Lucas, Daniel Lungren, Connie Mack, Donald Manzullo, Kenny Marchant, Kevin McCarthy, Michael McCaul, Thad McCotter, Jim McCrery, Patrick McHenry, Buck McKeon, John Mica, Jeff Miller, Gary Miller, Marilyn Musgrave, Sue Myrick, Randy Neugebauer, Devin Nunes, Ron Paul, Stevan Pearce, Mike Pence, John Peterson, Chip Pickering, Joe Pitts, Ted Poe, Tom Price, Adam Putnam, George Radanovich, Thomas Reynolds, Mike Rogers, Hal Rogers, Mike Rogers, Dana Rohrabacher, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Peter Roskam, Edward Royce, Paul Ryan, Bill Sali, Jim Saxton, Jean Schmidt, Jim Sense... I just wrote my congressman, and I urge everyone else to do the same. "It is an outrage when our own children do not mean anything to you. I cannot see any good in what you have done, and see where your priorities truly are. You care nothing of the children, and only care about how fat your wallet is going to get. No matter what you do now, the people "WILL" remember ! "YOUR FIRED!" It's amazing that my congressman gets reelected. However in my red state people have been voting against their own best interests for years. My congressman rabidly defended credit card companies and votes against ensuring children's health. Way to go Republicans. The Senate should not have expected this bill to pass as it was written. SCHIP money is currently being mismanaged. Some states are spending more than half of their SCHIP funding on adults. So, it isn't all about the children. Middle class families need to be responsible for making health care for their children a priority. Families earning 83,000 a year should be financially able to pay for healthcare. As a taxpayer, I don't want my taxes raised to pay for other peoples children I would be paying for healthcare for people making more than myself. The bill also needs to exclude noncitizen immigrants from being eligible for the benefits. The six million children already receiving hea... S-chip is a Republican program. The Bill was vetoed because it was an effort at expanding the program to the point that it would hurt the poor because fewer dollars would have been allocated to their needs. The President supports the program and will increase funding to the program when the Libs in Congress quit playing politics with the lives and medical needs of poor children. Bush's proposed increase would have allocated much more money to the poor than would the Democrat's plan. The Democrats are seeking only to expand the program to include the people the Dems call wealthy when the argument is about taxes. There is your hypocrisy! If this was such a Democratic Liberal program why did 16 Republican Governors support the bill? According to recent polls, 86 percent of the American people support reauthorizing SCHIP, with seven in ten saying they support the Democratic plan to expand SCHIP by $35 billion over five years. ( I know that includes Republican conservatives). |
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