Bush and State Governors spar a little on health care suggestions

With President Bush strongly supporting his plan to assist U.S. citizens pay for their own health insurance using private health-care initiatives and tax breaks, the Governors of several states still have a few issues that need resolution before they all back the president with full (or partial) support.

The "group of Governors" want an increase funding for a health-care program that insures millions of children of the working poor, although they have said words of partial compromise have indeed come from the current Presidential administration.

The problem, as always, is money. The stake? Health care coverage for six million people -- most of whom are children. A second qualm is what t do about insuring those citizens that remain uninsured.