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GeorgeWBush.com :: Agenda for America – Chapter 2 Allow Shopping for Health Coverage Across State Lines – Today it’s easy to use the Internet or toll-free numbers to shop for products. But different rules apply to health insurance. Consumers can only purchase health insurance in the state in which they live, and can’t shop around […]

GeorgeWBush.com :: Agenda for America – Chapter 4 Continue to Strengthen Security at Every identified Vulnerability – President Bush will tighten border security by hiring additional border patrol agents, increasing unmanned aerial vehicle flights and remote video surveillance, and expanding biometric identification at the top fifty land ports of entry by the end of 2004. […]

Don’t know for how long, but I am now officially the number 1 Googleholic. Obligatory political comment: What this means, is that Republicans have a tendency to addictive personality type and obsessive-compulsive behavior while Democrats have a tendency to lose when obsessive-compulsive Republicans set their minds to something. Thank goodness wireless internet service isn’t available […]

Opening Markets Through Negotiating Multilateral, Regional, and Bilateral Trade Agreements – Opening foreign markets creates opportunities for U.S. workers and farmers to sell their goods and services abroad. In the last four years, the Bush Administration has completed free trade agreements with twelve countries and is actively negotiating with ten more. This Administration also launched […]

America’s Affordable Communities Initiative – The Bush Administration launched this initiative to help communities across America identify and overcome regulatory barriers to affordable housing. One of the key principles of economics that conservatives recognize is the “law of unintended consequences.” Every government action has a cost somewhere. If that cost isn’t in the form of […]

GeorgeWBush.com :: Agenda for America – Chapter 5 Mercury Rule – President Bush is the first President to propose caps on emissions of mercury and he will finalize the rule that will cut mercury emissions from power plants by 70 percent. This rule will improve public health and protect children and pregnant women.