I am pleased once again to host the Congressional Black Caucus message hour on Monday, the first hour of the week. In the past weeks we have talked about all kinds of issues affecting the American people and have focused on issues particularly affecting African American families. Once again, however, we are compelled to this week focus in on the State Children's Health Insurance Program, which the President chose to veto a couple weeks ago. This week on the floor of the House we will again be debating SCHIP and the President and our effort to override that veto. I am confident that my colleagues will join me in overriding that veto because they understand the importance of children in the United States having health care.
Stephanie Tubbs Jones: “I am pleased once again to host the Congressional Black Caucus message hour on Monday, the first hour of the week. In…”
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Discussing the Congressional Black Caucus message hour and the importance of overriding the SCHIP veto.
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