These are families that are following the rules. These are legal immigrants. There's plenty of money. I guess there just wasn't the will to care for uninsured children.

In a year they have so much money available, they don't need to be taking it and spreading it out to other areas.

In a year when they just announced that they have $3 billion in extra revenue coming in, it seems rather tragic that we're launching a massive experiment with people's lives.

The insurance and health-care industries are in business to make money. They obviously thought it might be beneficial to them to give to the party with all the changes taking place. Apparently Florida's ... Medicaid recipients didn't get their contributions in on time.

It's a first to have a bill up and out in the first week. That is a historical event.

It's a self-fulfilling prophecy. We told them that these things would happen. It's frustrating.

It seems we might be a little more generous with the distribution of dollars when we're talking about $5.8 billion in new money this year.

This is the last of the governor's initiatives to dismantle government and get rid of entitlement spending for the less fortunate.

That's good, but it's not outreach. If you don't have people in the community that are meeting in the schools and getting support, you won't get the kids.

The money is there; now we can only hope the will to do something for poor Floridians will follow.