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GeorgeWBush.com :: Agenda for America – Chapter 1 Eliminate Restrictions That Prevent Adult or Part-Time Students From Receiving Federal Student Aid – The President’s proposal makes financial aid more flexible and effective in helping these non-traditional students acquire necessary skills. The proposal eliminates restrictions through: * Short-Term Training – Allows student loans to be used […]

GeorgeWBush.com :: Agenda for America – Chapter 1 Strengthen and Modernize Vocational Education – The President’s proposal directs $1 billion in annual funding from the Perkins Vocational Education program into a new Secondary and Technical Education program to ensure participating schools offer four years of English, three years of math and science, and three-and-a-half years […]

GeorgeWBush.com :: Agenda for America – Chapter 4 American Forces Overseas Will Be Restructured to Use Existing Forces More Effectively and More Efficiently Support Servicemen, Servicewomen, and Their Families – After three years of extensive review and consultation with Congress and our allies around the world, President Bush has begun the most comprehensive restructuring of […]

Bush Guard papers ‘forged’ – The Washington Times: Nation/Politics – September 12, 2004 New information casts additional doubts about the authenticity of the memos purportedly written concerning President Bush by a former superior officer in the Texas Air National Guard in the 1970s, as Dan Rather and CBS News doggedly stuck to their guns defending […]

GeorgeWBush.com :: Agenda for America – Chapter 3 Continue to Expand Minority Business Ownership and Entrepreneurship – Last year, the Small Business Administration guaranteed 74,000 general business loans worth $14.4 billion. The number of loans that went to African-Americans, Hispanics, Asian-Americans, and women business owners grew by thirty-eight percent.

Combating HIV/AIDS At Home HIV/AIDS is an urgent problem in America and the world. This disease leaves suffering and fear wherever it reaches. The number of American women diagnosed with HIV/AIDS has risen. For African-Americans between the ages of 25 and 44 – the prime of life – HIV/AIDS is the second leading cause of […]