#5635 - 01/12/04 03:58 AM
Re: Bush's Good Deeds
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bush=<* so why does bush=potus. in short..daddy. I don't care what anyone thinks, I'm middle of the road, I have many feelings on many levels. Bush did a good job on the wtc stuff, I hate what he did with the 2nd terrorist bill, um...he's changed the way the future will be for the USA, and for the world. More so then many presidents did. Few other then through war, oppression, force, and stupidity do much. But I'd like to see a president that doesn't just talk fixing the national debt, social security welfare, peace, end of nuclear warfare, end of poverty, and hunger. Then do jack mother [censored] [censored] about it. Hey...I helped with this small part in this bill, hey I got these ppl to donate 1% of what's needed, small steps ppl. [censored]...small steps...is way of explaining that change is slow, maybe evolutionary. But really imo, the human race is not so horrible, that we can't just work alot of this [censored] out. Then again, we do get our advice on life from Hollywood, fashion, CNN, movies, and magazines. You know, sin is in, maybe the new thing to think about is how far a president has to go, for the U.S. to want impeachment, kinda like Hollywood divorces though...it's a [censored] guessing game. A game I don't like watching no less playing along with.
Well...presidents do got it hard, one person making the choice of a nation, what happened to for the ppl, by the ppl? It turned into, for the government from the ppl, by the government onto the ppl I guess. Though look at a president 3/4 the way through their presidency, then look at when they went in. Their face is drawn of blood, bags under the eyes, mad gray hair, yea...That's gotta be a hell of a job.
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#5637 - 01/13/04 03:27 AM
Re: Bush's Good Deeds
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Originally posted by Esdil: Hmm, this is just an oberservation, but has anyone else noticed this thread praising bush is 1 only 2 pages long and 2 contains mostly insults. whilst the thread bashing bush is almost 6 pages long? Did you read any of the comments on this thread. I'ts mixed some praises, also alot of bashing.
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#5638 - 01/13/04 04:56 AM
Re: Bush's Good Deeds
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Well Esdil, The reason for this topic was because I wanted the bush supporters to have a chance to Give their views on bush. I thought it was only fair. I am not a bush supporter which is the reason for my sarcastic posts. However the good things people posted about bush are few and there is not very many differnt ones. It is also a way for me to display what type of president bush has been.
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#5641 - 01/14/04 12:27 AM
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Das, When we refer to terrorist activity and 9/11 and Clinton. They are saying IF Clinton was still president during 9/11 he wouldn't have done anything. We are not saying he was president during that time.
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#5644 - 01/14/04 02:55 PM
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who knows what any one would have done in that situation...
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#5648 - 01/15/04 01:08 PM
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Originally posted by bish: the only way to predict future behavior is by one's actiosn from the past. If thats true then isn't bush doing the same thing? Wasn't he AWOL during wartime when he was younger? Now everyone else is still doing the fighting, and where is bush safe and sound in the states as usual.
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#5652 - 01/28/04 03:58 AM
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The President?s Jobs and Growth Act of 2003 will create jobs and grow the economy by: Speeding up the 2001 tax cuts to increase the pace of economic recovery and job creation Encouraging job-creating investment in America?s businesses by providing dividend and capital gains tax relief and giving small businesses incentives to grow Providing $20 billion in aid to States for necessary services
Supporting Early Learning: No Child Left Behind targets resources for early childhood education so that all youngsters get the right start on reading and math. Measuring Student Performance: A student's progress in reading and math must be measured in each of grades 3 through 8 and at least once during high school. Providing Information for Parents: States and school districts must give parents detailed report cards on schools and districts, explaining which are succeeding and why. Giving Options Over Failing Schools: Children will no longer be trapped in failing schools. If a school continues to fail some children will be able to transfer to higher-performing local schools, receive free tutoring or attend after-school programs. Ensuring More Resources for Schools: Today, public schools spend an average $7,000 a year per student. Under President Bush?s leadership federal funding for education has increased 59.8% from 2000 to 2003.
Creation of the Terrorist Threat Integration Center (TTIC): TTIC will merge and analyze all threat information collected domestically and abroad in a single location. Launch of the Container Security Initiative: The Container Security Initiative establishes tough new procedures and created new partnerships with the world?s largest ports to target high-risk cargo before it leaves for our shores. Signing of the Smart Border Declaration: The United States and Canada signed the Smart Border Declaration, outlining 30 action items for increasing security, enhancing joint law enforcement, improving physical and technological infrastructure, and facilitating the trade and movement of people between the two countries. Launched the Homeland Security Command Center: a national 24-7 watch operation Improvement of Airport Security: More than 50,000 newly trained federal screeners are deployed at our nation?s airports, where new baggage inspection equipment helped TSA institute 100 percent checked baggage screening. Reorganizing the FBI: The FBI transformed into an agency focused on preventing domestic terrorism.
The President signed into law on December 3, 2003 the Healthy Forests Restoration Act of 2003 that will improve the long-term health of our Nation?s forests and rangelands. The Bill that was passed with bipartisan support will: Bolster early public participation in finding priority forest health projects to reduce hazardous fuels and restore damaged forest and rangelands. Projects will be selected using a collaborative process involving local, tribal, state, Federal and non-governmental entities. Save the lives and communities of those who live around public forest and rangelands which have been neglected for decades by making forests healthy and saving endangered species; Decrease the threat of destructive wildfires in wooded areas by accelerating the thinning and clearing of deadwood, which acts as fuel for such fires that threaten physical and financial wellbeing, water supply systems and the environment; Provide funding within the Forest Service that will support technical, financial and related assistance to increase State?s ability to address issues on non-Federal forested land; Issue clear guidance for court action against forest health projects, and comply with all environmental statutes.
President Bush Signs Healthy Forests Initiative into Law
December 8, 2003: President Bush Signs Historic Medicare Legislation
President Bush today joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers to sign into law the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003. This historic legislation will help to create a modern Medicare system, allow for the biggest improvements in senior health care in nearly 40 years, and provide seniors with prescription drug benefits and more choices in health care.
President Bush applauded Congress for keeping our promise to America?s seniors by giving seniors more choices, better benefits ? including prescription drug coverage ? and real savings.
Prescription Drug Savings for America?s Seniors
For the first time in the history of Medicare, a prescription drug benefit will be offered to all 40 million seniors and disabled Americans in Medicare to help them afford the cost of their medicines. Seniors will start seeing help quickly. Beginning next year, seniors will save 10-25% off the cost of most medicines through a Medicare-approved drug discount card which they can use at their local pharmacy. Since the typical senior spends $1,285 annually on his or her medicines, the card could save a senior who lacks drug coverage as much as $300 annually. The drug card will provide savings until the full drug benefit goes into effect. Beginning in 2006, seniors without coverage will be able to join a Medicare-approved plan that will cut their yearly drug costs roughly in half, in exchange for a $35 monthly premium. In many cases, the savings will be even greater. Seniors with no drug coverage and monthly drug costs of $200 will save more than $1,700 on drug costs each year. Seniors with no drug coverage and monthly drug costs of $800 will save nearly $5,900 on drug costs each year. Seniors will be protected against high out-of-pocket costs with Medicare covering 95% of drug costs over $3,600 per year. Low-income seniors will receive additional help paying for their medicines. A $600 annual subsidy will be added to their drug discount card. There will be no additional premium, no deductible and low co-payments ($2 for generic or $5 for brand-name drugs) for seniors with limited savings and incomes at or below 135% of poverty (individuals with yearly incomes under $12,123 and senior couples under $16,362). There will be reduced premium, a $50 deductible, and 15% co-insurance (85% of their drug costs would be covered) for seniors with limited savings and incomes between 135% and 150% of the federal poverty level (individuals with yearly incomes under $13, 470 and senior couples under $18,180).
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#5655 - 01/28/04 11:50 PM
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He hasn't really done much of anything with terrorists... he was really very unsuccessful. So, to get people to stop thinking about afghanistan we decided to start another war in iraq! yippee!
If good things lasted forever, would we realize how precious they are? -Hobbes, Calvin and Hobbes
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#5656 - 01/30/04 04:56 AM
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Originally posted by tretruhi: He hasn't really done much of anything with terrorists... he was really very unsuccessful. So, to get people to stop thinking about afghanistan we decided to start another war in iraq! yippee! And this surprises anyone? Give him another 4 yrs in office, and he will go to war with another country to make everyone forget about those damn WOMD! P.S. I wonder what excuse he will use to start that war?
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#5657 - 01/30/04 08:56 AM
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* Imatates president bush * " Switzerland has constantly threatened our watch making and our cattle industrys! I have found that they are the cause of the mysterious cattle mutalations! I will be sending all our troops there and THIS WILL NOT STAND!!! "
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#5658 - 01/30/04 10:43 AM
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Yeah, damn those swiss cattle growers.
If good things lasted forever, would we realize how precious they are? -Hobbes, Calvin and Hobbes
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Okay WTF?
by HenryMiring on 09/27/17 08:45 AM
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