A Bird in the Bush: Failed Domestic Policies of the George W. Bush Administration (Repost)
Dowling Campbell, "A Bird in the Bush: Failed Domestic Policies of the George W. Bush Administration"
Algora Publishing | English | 2005-05-31 | ISBN: 087586340X | 224 pages | PDF | 1.22 mb
Algora Publishing | English | 2005-05-31 | ISBN: 087586340X | 224 pages | PDF | 1.22 mb
In this collection of essays the authors, professors of history and political science at US colleges and universities, analyze George W. Bush's record on domestic issues ranging from women's rights to the environment, power, transportation, taxes, abortion, education, welfare, healthcare, homeland security, and employment. The need for such an examination was sparked by what many informed and responsible Americans have seen as serious blunders committed by President George W. Bush, even during his first term of office. Especially troublesome was the 2005 Inaugural Address. That address illustrates how Bush II is derailing the purpose of America as a nation. Bush II could not perform this derailing all on his own. He had help. Both the introduction and the lead article present a framework of Republican activities covering a wide range of conservative thinking reaching back to the Nixon era. The remaining articles show how various additional individual policies have failed.