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This is pure bulls***, on both sides.

 

First of all, the sentance in his speech about "I just want people to get taken care of like I was under the program" - what crap. Listen, a kid in his exact same situation WOULD BE UNDER THE NEW BILL.

 

Second of all, the expansion of the program is nuts as it is currently written, but then the Dems get to play "Bush is a peckerhead who hates kids".

 

Third of all, the wacko right wing nutball screwtards need to STFU, but it's too late for that.

 

The point remains: yea, these people have money, and yes, they chose to tie it up in non-monetary assets in leiu of getting insurance for their families - which is what made them eligible for SCHIP in the first place. Fine, people do it all the time - but remember, it's a choice. The kid got his care, and that's good, but the politics on both sides trying to smear each other is pure horses***.

 

/waits for the incredible defense of all things Democrat

 

BTW, this is discussed in the Dem only thread, but it's probably a good one to split off anyway.

 

 

 

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Shouldn't the "first of all" be, WTF kind of people decide its acceptable to threaten a kid's life, to make their point?

 

I seriously would like to see the authorities find the poster who threatened the kid with hanging, and prosecute him/her for assault on a child. I am pretty sure that a threat to hang qualifies.

 

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QUOTE(NorthSideSox72 @ Oct 10, 2007 -> 10:39 PM)
Shouldn't the "first of all" be, WTF kind of people decide its acceptable to threaten a kid's life, to make their point?

 

I seriously would like to see the authorities find the poster who threatened the kid with hanging, and prosecute him/her for assault on a child. I am pretty sure that a threat to hang qualifies.

That's not in this article. I hadn't seen that. People are idiots.

 

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QUOTE(Gregory Pratt @ Oct 10, 2007 -> 09:38 PM)
I was under the impression that the family wasn't, say, spending all that money on their private schooling and were in fact almost entirely covered by scholarship?

That is correct. The state is covering that part, in large part because of the injuries the kids suffered in the auto accident and the fact that the school is good @ dealing with those problems.

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