Bush, in Talk-Show Manner, Promotes His Health Plan
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President Bush conducted a chat session in Chattanooga, Tenn., with people who are uninsured about his plan to expand health coverage.
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President Bush said part of his effort would be to convince lawmakers that changing the program is not political suicide.
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Downingtown, Pa. -- President Bush says John Kerry&#39;s prescription for America&#39;s health care is more government control. And he says it would lead to lower quality and ultimately, rationing.
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President Bush called a popular childrenâs health insurance program âa step toward federalization of health care.â
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In his first news conference since winning a second term in office, President Bush touched on a variety of economic issues Thursday, from reducing the budget deficit to revamping Social Security and the tax code.
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President Bush on Thursday will promote his proposals for boosting the U.S. economy and criticize Democrat John Kerry's economic prescriptions, the Bush campaign said.
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GOT HEALTH CARE? Making health care more accessible and affordable was a centerpiece of President Bush's campaign.
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President Bush attacked John Kerry's health plan; Christopher Reeve's widow backed Mr. Kerry, citing his stem cell policy.
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President Bush unleashed a new assault on Senator John Kerry&#39;s health care proposals on Tuesday, signaling one of his main lines of attack when the two candidates
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The entrepreneur who hosted President Bush last week for a roundtable discussion on health care and small business said yesterday that he could barely get a word in as Bush opined on children's health insurance and other health topics.
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President Bush told supporters in Pennsylvania Thursday that he would work to reduce the cost of health care if elected to a second term.
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President Bush proposed legislation to increase drug premiums for higher-income Medicare beneficiaries, which he said would generate $3.2 billion over five years.
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Although a raucous debate over national security has dominated the presidential campaign, President Bush and Democratic rival John Kerry differ even more sharply on how to provide better health care to more Americans.
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President Bush charged on Thursday that Democrat John Kerry&#39;s health care plan would give the government sweeping powers to decide &quot;who gets the coverage and how much
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John Reid, the health secretary, yesterday championed personal choice over state dictation as he launched the government&#39;s wide-ranging blueprint for disease prevention ranging from smoking bans to personal health trainers, curbs on advertising junk food
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President Bush promoted medical savings accounts while Senator John Kerry focused on a plan to expand health coverage to children.
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In a rare break from tradition, first lady Laura Bush offered this week's national radio address to promote healthy living and heart-disease prevention.