Reps. Stark and Shea-Porter on Veto of Kids' Health Care

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Uploaded by on Oct 3, 2007

After the President's veto of SCHIP is delivered, the House debates overriding it. Reps. Pete Stark and Carol Shea-Porter address the House.

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  • It's a shame they haven't the courage to allow video responses here. I've got some revealing Shea-Porter videos and so does RandolphCarter777.

  • this veto is about money, rebuplicans cannot afford to loose the endorsement of the physicians and insurance companies that fund their campaigns...

    that is the only thing this veto is about

  • Pete Stark for president 2008!

  • Man, look at those Dems implode! Isn't it great?

  • I for one thank you for that decision; this country doesn't need any more sheeple like yourself. (grin)

  • cremation of care must work over there at bohemian grove

  • Yeah your right, all those terror attacks on the United States since 9/11 cant be wrong can they? Oh wait a minute, there hasnt been any.

  • I dont have kids because I couldnt afford to take care of them. If I was a liberal leech, it wouldnt be that big of a deal. But because I like to pay my own way, I choose not to burden society with them.

  • I hope speaker Pelosi understands that congressman Stark has overwhelming support for standing up to the cons yesterday and calling them for what they are.

  • Bravo! This guy is great.

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