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In 2000, amidst the multitude of campaign promises, slogans, and other memorable
one-liners that usually accompany a presidential campaign, Governor George W. Bush
made a promise to the people of this country, by saying that he would increase
funding for educational prolv bags
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office, he made sure only to leave no millionaire behind, by delivering trillions
in tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans. As for the children of America, who looked
to him to make good on his word to enhance their education, and make their futures
look brighter, the president decided to raise the testing standards for students,
but never gave them the ability to meet those standards. In his recent budget, he
outlined hundreds of programs that would have their funding slashed or cut
altogether, including social service programs, senior care, and education. He
started with the Head Start programs, by freezing all new enrollment, so that over
40% of eligible students will never be able to attend Head Start programs.

He even cut his own “No Child Left Behind” programs by more than $33 Billion.
Bush also cut a prowholesale mlb
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audacious cuts in education have angered so many states, that the National Board of
Governors voted unanimously to label “No Child Left Behind” as an “unfunded
mandate”. 22 states are even considering enacting laws to challenge Bush’s
education policies. Bush’s cuts in education programs alone account for more than
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overall cuts in domestic programs. He has proposed getting rid of Perkins Loans,
and failed to raise the maximum PELL Grant award to $5,100 as he promised to do
during his campaign.

This is typical of the agenda he has pursued for more than four years- one that
neglects the disadvantaged in this country, only to give major tax breaks to the
wealthy. Title I programs, which are education programs that help poor communities
across the country, are facing hundreds of millions of dollars in cuts by the Bush
Administration. Almost all higher education funding will be severely cut, as will
most adult literacy programs in the country. The hardest hit by these cuts are
college students. While ugg boots cheap
ukthe loan and grant programs are being destroyed, since Bush became president,
tuition has risen over 35% in community colleges alone. Students, especially those
who are in the middle and lower classes, are forced to pay hundreds of dollars a
year in more tuition, with money they don’t have. Many students have dropped out
of school because they cannot afford to continue paying for their education. Even
those who are receiving education loans are in danger, as the Republicans are
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interest rates on student loans variable rates, as opposed to fixed rates. Today,
with interest rates on the rise, that would make students pay millions more in
interest alone, and also create unnecessary concern in students during times of
economic uncertainty, like during the current market situation. The Bush
Administration seems to live for today, without concern about tomorrow. While
wasting away billions of dollars committing war crimes across the world, Bush finds
himself unable to play War for too much longer, so decides to cut other programs to
fund his lust for war. Meanwhile, the children of America are losing this war, as
they find themselves out of schools they belong in- from Head Start to College.

While funding a war may be fun at times, President Bush has shown his inability to
see the bigger picture, and demonstrate a commitment to America’s long-term
health. By cutting education, he is robbing not only the student, but America, from
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Tomorrow’s leaders are being taught in broken down schools, and with bleak
prospects for success in their futures. The president may not care what this
country looks like in 20 years, because he’ll be living off an executive salary
paid for by the oil companies who receive their funding from the taxpayers. So
today, while he whittles away his time in office enjoying himself, he cares very
little about his broken promises, or what tomorrow may bring for American and the
world.