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BUSH: Their proposal would result in taking a program meant to help poor children and turning it into one that covers children in some households with incomes of up to $83,000 a year. [9/22/07]

And the White House echoed the false talking point today in its official veto message to Congress:

[T]he current bill goes too far toward federalizing health care and turns a program meant to help low-income children into one that covers children in some households with incomes of up to $83,000 a year. If H.R. 976 were presented to the President in its current form, he would veto the bill.

However, no such proposal exist......

More current for davieboy

Wal-Mart threatens to sue lab that found toxins in toys
by jessehaff ?· Friday September 21, 09:25 AM

Wal-Mart is threatening legal action to silence an independent lab which found that several Chinese made pet toys sold at Wal-Mart contained elevated levels of lead, chromium, and cadmium. Wal-Mart says the lab ''severely misrepresented'' the results. The lab stands by the results as rock solid, and goes on to say:

With that kind of chromium in there you have what can be an extremely toxic toy if they (animals) put it in their mouths. And dogs put things in their mouths. If a dog puts this in his mouth, he runs a big chance of getting some type of metal toxicity that may shorten his life ... there's cadmium, arsenic, and mercury in there ... this is not a clean toy. This is toxic. Bank on it''

Exist...


H.R. 976 is proposal that does not exist?

You and SV smoking the same stuff davieboy?

See link:

http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d110:HR00976:@@@R

Just found out



Just found out that what Bush said was true.

Reading the text of what he said vs. the bill and it's application; ''some households'' means NY, which would be grandfathered at an income of $83,000, and New Jersey, which would be grandfathered at an income of $72,275.

Try again, davieboy....