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Hidden Agendas, Not Kids, Dominate SCHIP Debate

  • By Morton M. Kondracke
  • Roll Call Executive Editor
  • July 19, 2007, Midnight

In 2003, the Bush administration bulldozed a $400 billion program through Congress guaranteeing prescription drug coverage for seniors. It has been touting the achievement ever since, and justifiably so.

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