Press Releases
For all press inquiries, please contact: Philip Zorn
at 202-784-3138 or pdz2@georgetown.edu. All press releases are available in PDF format unless otherwise noted.
May 6, 2008
Bush Policy "Out of Touch" with Children's Health Care Needs
December 13, 2007
Tens of Thousands of Children at Risk of Losing SCHIP Coverage Due to Bush Administration's Aug. 17 Directive
December 13, 2007
President Bush's Second SCHIP Veto Sends America's Children Disappointing Holiday Present
October 18, 2007
Families Face Harsh Reality: 2,000 Children Join the Uninsured Each Day
Chance to Reduce Number Denied by President, a Few in Congress
October 16, 2007
$83,000 SCHIP Family Doesn't Exist
October 3, 2007
Statement on President Bush’s Veto of the SCHIP Reauthorization Bill
September 28, 2007
CCF Reviews Contents of SCHIP Reauthorization Bill
Legislation Places SCHIP on Solid Path
September 21, 2007
Statement on the SCHIP Conference Agreement
August 28, 2007
The Number of Uninsured Children Hits New High
Latest Data Underscore Importance of a Strong SCHIP Reauthorization
August 2, 2007
Statement on the Senate's and House's Approval of SCHIP Bills
July 25, 2007
Statement on the House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman’s SCHIP Bill
July 23, 2007
New Poll Findings: Americans Strongly Support Extending SCHIP to More Children
President’s Veto Threat Out of Touch With Public
July 14, 2007
Statement on the Senate Finance Committee Chairman’s SCHIP Proposal
June 18, 2007
Bush Administration’s New Estimates on Uninsured Children are Inconsistent With the Facts
May 1, 2007
New Report: States Moving Forward on Child Health
Strong SCHIP Reauthorization Critical
March 6, 2007
CCF Study Shows Medicaid Has Driven Most of the Gains in Children's Coverage Over the Past Decade
SCHIP Reauthorization: Opportunity to Strengthen Medicaid
February 5, 2007
Public Supports Strengthening Medicaid, SCHIP
President's FY'08 Budget 'Out of Touch' With Voters
February 1, 2007
Reauthorization Presents Opportunity to Strengthen SCHIP
Sufficient Funding Needed to Build on Coverage Gains
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