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Eight States Sue Bush Over His Hatred of Children

Cliff Schecter: Gov. Corzine of NJ says, "Bush's determination to pursue a course of action that will harm our children's health is incomprehensible"
October 2, 2007  |  
 
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This post, written by Cliff Schecter, originally appeared on Cliff Schecter's Brave New Films Blog

A number of states are not giving up easily on the SCHIP issue. As they shouldn't.

Those suing the Bush Administration over this are: New Jersey, Arizona, California, Illinois, Maryland, New Hampshire, New York and Washington.

Welcome to the party Gov. Schwarzenegger!

Here is what Governor Corzine of New Jersey has to say:

SCHIP is an unqualified bipartisan success in New Jersey and in states across the nation, and the Bush Administration's determination to pursue a course of action that will harm our children's health is incomprehensible.

Cliff Schecter blogs at Brave New Films.

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