George W. Bush's Stimulus Package Essay

2,753 to Heaven On September 11, 2001. America was changed forever when an unexpected terrorist attack on the World Trade Centers occurred. This day in history caused damage and fear to be placed in the heart of every American and even now people of this country are still experiencing the after effects of the tragic event. There were a total of 2,753 deaths between people in the towers, on the planes, and at the pentagon, none of them expecting this on a beautiful Tuesday morning (September 11th…

What do Clinton vs Trump, Black Lives Matter, and the brand new MVC dining hall all have in common? They were all chosen topics of this year’s discussion in the Constitution Alley. If you are a student, or staff member that feels they need to have their voice heard on a hot topic in the world well look no further, because when it comes to the Constitution Alley anyone can express their first amendment privileges. Constitution Alley allows students and staff members to post their…

Why the No Child Left Behind Act Should be Reformed? On January 8, 2002, President George W. Bush passed the No Child Left Behind Act. It was passed because “The [education] system was focused on itself, not on students” (Paige). However, the No Child Left Behind Act failed to make education better. If anything, it has made it worse. This is why the No Child Left Behind Act should be reformed. President Bush intended for the No Child Left Behind Act to change the culture of education by using…

sold out. Robert Gates is well-known for being the Secretary of Defense for eight different presidents, starting with Jimmy Carter and ending with Barack Obama. According to Daily Camera, Gates served under Obama even though a political opposite, George W. Bush, appointed him to the position. He is also known for being a huge advocate for leadership. His latest book, A Passion for Leadership: Lessons on Change and Reform from Fifty Years of Public Service, dives deep into his experience with…

Prior to our invasion of Iraq on March 2003, there were some monumental failures conducted by the intelligence community (IC). These failures pertain specifically to the assessment of Saddam Hussein having weapons of mass destruction (WMD) which was the IC’s ultimate end state goal. The United States was not alone in its inaccuracies. In fact, it was a multinational effort. This short report will review the history leading up to the failures that played a major factor into the assessments. In…

The film "Recount" tested the legitimacy of the 2000 election for president between Al gore and George W. Bush. personally the film seemed a little over the top with being really sided with the liberals. Nevertheless, if the numbers from the film are true such as losing the election by 154 votes is a recount on hand. The actual scenario at the time must have left the Democrats between a rock and a hard place. the reason I say this is because the Republican candidates brother was governor of…

In my opinion, I believe that when it comes to the 2000 presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore, Gore was the true champion. First of all, Gore flourished until the state of Florida came into play and the votes proved to be too close to call. If the votes were counted this way, a clear winner would emerge, despite the fact that Gore and Bush's numbers would be close. Since the votes from Florida had the ability to carry the election, the numbers would have still been close…

The conflict of George bush being involved in 9/11 can be solved by either George bush being taken to prison because of a confession, enough evidence comes out that he gets taken to court, or al Qaeda admits that it was planned by George bush. While the twin tower attacks were going on, George bush was reading a book to second graders. Suddenly, one of the secret servicemen came and whispered something in his ear. He continued to read. The secret servicemen had said something about the attack…

On the morning of October 12, 2000, the Aegis-class ship U.S.S Cole arrived in the Port of Aden for a routine refueling en route to joining a carrier group in the Persian Gulf. At approximately 11:18 local time, a small fiberglass boat with two occupants approached the ship without raising security concerns or alarms. As U.S. Navy sailors looked on as the refueling operations continued, the small vessel pulled alongside and detonated. The explosion ripped a 40-foot wide hole in the side of the…

Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and the presidential election have been getting a lot of attention because of how much seems to be at stake. However, a large shift in the white house isn't the only thing at stake. This election year, there are also 24 republican seats which are up for reelection. Given that there is only an 8 seat differential between the parties, there is a potential that the Democrats could once again hold a majority in the senate. Of all the senate seats up for reelection,…