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You were not actually wounded during a war. During aa veteran period of time, but you were not in a war it self. I am a veteran era that. I was disqualified for three years. President obama came in and congress changed and allowed us to get in again. The thing that was not brought up this morning is that most people on medicare. Medicare pays up to 80 of your bills. , if they want to go private with this, they should allow you to go to medicare and have the v. A. Cover the 20 that is not covered by medicare. I think that would solve a lot of the delays. How about the tricare system . My mother...

Carrot additionally. One of the things that we dont have enough of are programs or grants that encourage and inspire innovation and new practices and new knowledge about this issue when were placing all of our resources in enforcement and were not complementing that with innovation, then i think were creating a situation where we do have box checking instead of new thinking. I understand what youre saying. I guess what youre saying. One thing thats disappointing to me about this is that we depend on College Campuses for innovation for so many things in our society. You have on a College Campus...

We know this is an issue not just at the federal level. It is at the state and local level, as well. But we are here today to say, in our position, as leaders in our federal government, that reform and change must happen, and it must happen now. And lets be clear, reforming policing is in the best interest of all americans. It is literally in the best interest of all americans. Because this is a basic matter of fairness, and as so many have said, justice. But to be clear also, there is a broader issue that is not being addressed in this bill. That is what we must do as a nation to truly achiev...

President George W. Bush will join other world leaders at the 11th Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders' Summit in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 20-21. The meeting of the heads of 21 economies bordering both sides of the Pacific Ocean1 provides a unique opportunity for President Bush to advance American economic and security interests in Asia. Major items on the President's agenda should be: