Globe Editorial
NO ONE can accuse Utah Senator Orrin Hatch of being an exponent of big government, but he realizes that the children's health insurance program he co-sponsored in 1997 needs to be expanded. Because of Republicans like him, the bill that would cover an additional 3.8 million youngsters has enough support in the Senate to override President Bush's indefensible veto. With ... (Full article: 483 words)
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