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    against communism and the Cold War long before his two presidential terms. Before his election, The United States leaders believed the best strategy to bring about the conclusion of the Cold War was containment and détente. Containment was used as an attempt to stop the Soviet Union from spreading communism beyond their own territories and lands, while détente was an attempt of the United States’ peaceful coexistence with the Soviet Union. Ronald Reagan, detesting détente, said in a 1981 news…

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    Risk Assessment Definition

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    The Department of Homeland Security has a program to decide how and where to protect. The major player in the defense is budget. To be able to protect what needs to be protected takes money. So budget dictates where money can go and how much will be spent. Here is where funding and grants come to play as well. For the most part, people associate grants with training and equipment. This is mostly true. The Department…

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    The second issue that I feel strongly about is gun control. I will say now that I am not in favor of gun control whatsoever. It states in the second amendment of the Constitution that, “…the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.” This is very clear that our founding fathers wanted us as citizens to have the freedom and ability to protect ourselves.…

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    Challenge The economic challenge currently facing the Netherlands is causing an increased awareness of the financial hardships facing Europe and the support that the United States can send to help and better relationships with our European allies. Some of the factors playing into the economic challenge are the physical environment, military considerations, and the social and political environment that Holland is currently facing. If Holland is planning to keep its role in the world stage,…

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    Effects Of 9/11 Essay

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    following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Less than a month after 9/11, the United States had invaded Afghanistan in order to attack and destroy Al-Qaeda, meanwhile removing the government that allowed them to live within their borders. Following that, the US had invaded Iraq which was related to the war on terror. The result of these wars was that the budgets for defense-related agencies skyrocketed. According to PBS NewsHour, the budget of the Coast Guard, the TSA and Border Patrol had all doubled…

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    treatments or a new materials with high industrial application. Opponents of NASA budget increases argue that “…NASA is a money wasting machine that brings nothing in return” (DeGroot, 2009). Yet almost everything throughout modern civilization has been changed or improved upon by NASA in some way or form. The advancements in the fields of research and technology as a result of NASA are paralleled by only the U.S. military. Equipment used by NASA such as the Hubble Space Telescope continues to…

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    France but then was granted independence in 1954. Vietnam then split into two states, the north being a communist and the south, a democratic republic. During this time, the United States (US), China, and the Soviet Union were engaged in the Cold War. The Soviet Union and China sided with North Vietnam and the United States sided with South Vietnam. Historians disagree about the reasons for the involvement of the United States, the Soviet Union, and China in Vietnam, but ultimately…

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    development whereby the President, as opposed to the unique offices of government, would present a financial plan to Congress. Congress precluded that activity, however Taft 's exertion foreshadowed the production of the official spending plan in the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921, which gave the President new limits for proficiency and control in the official…

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    Essay On Texas Governor

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    the state of Texas. Although the governors of all the states are different from each other in what they do, the Texas governor signs or vetoes bills that are passed by the legislature, serves as commander-in-chief of the Texas military and assigns Texans that are eligible to state offices. There are certain requirements to become the governor of Texas: To run as the governor of Texas you must be at least 30 years of age; To run for the position you must be a registered citizen of the United…

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    Budget Accountability

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    The relation to all these causes of the problem, we face today, correlates to budget accountability and living within ones means, both personal and government. It is the inability to unify our diverse culture and support of all belief systems, to form a society that is self-sustaining, free to be innovative and creative embarking on ways to control self-preservation beyond realistic needs. Construction of a free social society, which possesses the humanitarian support, as well as, the…

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