What a Difference a Day Makes!

October 1: Child Health Day, 2007 A Proclamation by the President of the United States of America
Our Nation is committed to the health and well-being of our youth (19 Michigan men and women younger than 21 have died in Bush's war). On Child Health Day, we reaffirm our commitment to helping children develop good nutrition habits and active lifestyles, so that they can grow into healthy and productive adults. Children today face many risks, such as alcohol and drug use (which consumed a major portion of Bush's adult life), obesity, smoking, (the Iraq War) and other dangers (like poorly-armored Humvees). As parents and role models to America's youth, we have a responsibility to teach them about the importance of healthy behavior, daily exercise, and good nutrition (especially when you don't have health care because your parents belong to the working poor).
GEORGE W. BUSH

October 2: GEORGE W. BUSH Vetos the SCHIP Bill