He has been critical of the slow speed with which many states have enrolled children, particularly West Virginia. But Rockefeller, a former governor, said he'd rather allow states to have a go at providing coverage than allow a bill to languish in Congress, leaving seniors without coverage. Reluctance within the Senate to move on a universal benefit for seniors was evident in the same Senate Finance meeting. Bush's plan would give the money to the states. Rockefeller said he is concerned that nothing will happen.
Seminars are terrific.
But eventually you've got to write a term paper and get marked on it.