These are the only two reasons I can think of that Bush why Bush vetoed the S-CHIP bill.1) He does not feel that making sure sick kids have a way to see a doctor is an important priority...compared to say, what we're spending to be in Iraq for a few days.
2) He believes S-CHIP is a first step to universal health care for all Americans. If S-CHIP continues to be successful, then its possible it will set a precedent for other government programs that might help Americans stay healthy.
Either answer reflects some twisted values. I suspect all things being equal, Bush doesn't want kids to be sick. Which means his true motive is answer #2. If S-CHIP and other programs like it work, then it undermines the whole philosophy that government programs can't help people.
The truth is, government can and does help people all the time.
You are so ignorant. Why don't you learn to look at an issue from more than one side, instead of assigning motives to people you obviously hate. How Clintonian . . . .
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