Wednesday, October 17th, 2007
The side of the S-CHIP debate Stalkin’ Malkin doesn’t want you to know about
You know that S-CHIP expansion bill that President Two-Trillion-Dollar-War-of-Choice vetoed to prove his fiscal conservative (laugh) bona fides? Turns out, it also contains two provisions to help families of wounded veterans. Those provisions would provide one year of protection from employment discrimination for families caring for severely wounded soldiers, and would extend FMLA protections for such families to six months (as opposed to current universal three month protection under FMLA).
Whoops.
Michelle, why do you hate the troops?


