CriticalReflection of Regime of the Second George W. Bush
The United States was involved in aiding to achieve an international set of institutions, multilateral relationships, and pacts to resolve political conflicts and global problems. Internationalist multilateralism was complicated due to the Cold world war that split the world into competing blocs and camps. Amid nuclear threat and military challenges, the United States established multilateral organizations and treaties with European and other nations to facilitate global security. Policies of containment and prevention alongside global organization of agreements shielded the United States from military attacks and set the outlines of the world organization from within where conflicts …show more content…
Bush’s system of administration, it never lacks some positive accomplishments. Foremost, in a remarkable display of political leadership in 2002, Bush overcame the skepticism of professional military in the United States, the lack of support from the UN body and the opposition of many objections of the world. Remarkably, Bush facilitated the passage of the President’s Emergency Plan Aids Relief (PEPFAR) aimed at combatting global AIDs epidemic that remains the most praised achievement by both the Republicans and the Democrats under his reign (Maranto& Lansford, 2006). The program spent $ 15 billion over the first five years and was renewed in 2008. Significantly, the program helped in saving a million lives in Africa as HIV/AIDS rates declined by 10 percent in countries that received the …show more content…
Bush immediate reaction to a possible calamitous collapse of the financial regime of the United States vetoed another Great Depression. Apparently, much money was spent when bailout money was issued, but things could have been extremely worse if Bush failed to convince the Congress to act (Maranto, 2008). Finally, under the regime of Bush, he became the first president in American history to spearhead tax cut. Inheritance taxes rates were slashed, and the marriage penalty was abolished.
Conclusively, despite many things that George W. Bush did not accomplish, he remembered in the United States for the several positive changes he spearheaded. Bush remains the fourth Republican president in American history to serve two full terms after Ulysses S. Grant, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ronald W. Reagan. The capture of Sadaam Hussein on December 13, 2003, brought to the former dictatorship of Iraq that denied justice to millions of
The United States was involved in aiding to achieve an international set of institutions, multilateral relationships, and pacts to resolve political conflicts and global problems. Internationalist multilateralism was complicated due to the Cold world war that split the world into competing blocs and camps. Amid nuclear threat and military challenges, the United States established multilateral organizations and treaties with European and other nations to facilitate global security. Policies of containment and prevention alongside global organization of agreements shielded the United States from military attacks and set the outlines of the world organization from within where conflicts …show more content…
Bush’s system of administration, it never lacks some positive accomplishments. Foremost, in a remarkable display of political leadership in 2002, Bush overcame the skepticism of professional military in the United States, the lack of support from the UN body and the opposition of many objections of the world. Remarkably, Bush facilitated the passage of the President’s Emergency Plan Aids Relief (PEPFAR) aimed at combatting global AIDs epidemic that remains the most praised achievement by both the Republicans and the Democrats under his reign (Maranto& Lansford, 2006). The program spent $ 15 billion over the first five years and was renewed in 2008. Significantly, the program helped in saving a million lives in Africa as HIV/AIDS rates declined by 10 percent in countries that received the …show more content…
Bush immediate reaction to a possible calamitous collapse of the financial regime of the United States vetoed another Great Depression. Apparently, much money was spent when bailout money was issued, but things could have been extremely worse if Bush failed to convince the Congress to act (Maranto, 2008). Finally, under the regime of Bush, he became the first president in American history to spearhead tax cut. Inheritance taxes rates were slashed, and the marriage penalty was abolished.
Conclusively, despite many things that George W. Bush did not accomplish, he remembered in the United States for the several positive changes he spearheaded. Bush remains the fourth Republican president in American history to serve two full terms after Ulysses S. Grant, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ronald W. Reagan. The capture of Sadaam Hussein on December 13, 2003, brought to the former dictatorship of Iraq that denied justice to millions of