Driehaus targets Chabot and Bush

From the Ohio Democratic Party:

On Day of Big Bush/Chabot Fundraiser,
Rep. Driehaus Joins Families at Rally to Protect Ohio Kids

Driehaus, Health Care Advocates, Families Urge President Bush and Congressman Chabot to Stop Blocking Health Care for 10 Million American Children

Cincinnati, OH - On Monday, State Representative Steve Driehaus, candidate for the 1st Congressional district in Ohio, joined kids and parents at a "Rally to Protect Ohio Kids."

At the event, health care advocates, families and Congressional candidate Driehaus urged President Bush and Congressman Chabot to stop blocking health care for 10 million American children.

"Under Governor Strickland's leadership we have worked hard to invest in our families and have proven we can get things done by reaching across the aisle," said Driehaus. “I am running for Congress to get things done for our citizens. The stalling of the SCHIP bill is an example of how Washington has misguided priorities and where political paybacks rule the day. I believe we can and must do better.”

Later today, President Bush will be raising money for Chabot to aid his reelection. The announcement for this event ironically came on the same day that Chabot cast a deciding vote to uphold President Bush's veto on the extension of the SCHIP Bill. Congressman Chabot was only one of four members of the Ohio delegation to oppose the bipartisan compromise.