National League for Nursing Calls on President Bush to Address Nursing Shortage in New Orleans: Lack of Nurses at Crisis Level
As President Bush visited the Gulf Coast March 1 for the first time in six months, the National League for Nursing asks that he pay attention to the reality of the dire lack of nurses in hospitals and communities in the area.
7 Exercises for Kids that President Bush has Never Heard Of
In a recent meeting regarding rising rates in childhood obesity, President Bush oversimplifies the answer, urging parents to go for a hike with their kids.
Kids Who Read 'Anthony and the Magic Picture Frame' Not Surprised by President George Bush's Warning that Iran Might Cause World War III
"The Lesson of World War II Has Been Forgotten," warns twelve-year-old Anthony in New American History book that offers moral lessons for today's young Americans.
Weapons of Mass Distraction
Anything that draws one away from the business of living and being worthy – such as drugs, alcohol, distractions of all descriptions, and sleep when the intent is oblivion, not to mention the idea of killing oneself – is a means of escaping, a little death, and death itself is the ultimate escape.Anything can be a means of avoiding problems.
Is George Bush Two-Faced?
Yes, Bush is two-faced. The two sides of the faces are
total opposites.
AILA Encouraged by President Bush's Pledge to Push for Immigration Overhaul
The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) believes that comprehensive immigration reform is indeed achievable in the 110th Congress and will take the President's leadership and active engagement with Congress to see the initiative cross the finish line.
President Bush Touts Success of Cristo Rey Schools
At the White House Summit on Inner-City Children and Faith-Based Schools, held on April 24 in Washington, DC, President George W. Bush told a group of approximately 250 educational leaders, school lobbyists, and business and government representatives that faith-based schools are "a critical national asset." In his 30-minute address, President Bush outlined ways the federal government could assist in keeping faith-based education available and vibrant in urban areas, and highlighted some of the most successful Catholic programs that are working.
Program Commended by President Bush Spreads Throughout Louisiana
National Border Patrol Council - Local 1613 Responds to President Bush's Comments about Immigration
The National Border Patrol Council - Local 1613 (San Diego, CA) proposes a plan to deal with immigration that actually focuses on the "problem" and not a "symptom". The plan explains that the "problem" is employers who hire illegal aliens and the "symptom" is people from around the World entering the United States to work for one of these illegal employers. Once our politicians acknowledge the "problem" and stop wasting taxpayer money on the "symptom", then people "won't have to try and sneak in" to the United States and Border Patrol Agents will finally be "free to chase down drug smugglers and criminals and terrorists" who attempt to enter the country i...
Pioneering Women Lauded by President Bush
Women's history Month is a chance for the president to recognize the contributions of exceptional women throughout America's history. Women who pioneered the West are mentioned frequently in these convocations.
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President Bush Touts Success of Cristo Rey Schools
At the White House Summit on Inner-City Children and Faith-Based Schools, held on April 24 in Washington, DC, President George W. Bush told a group of approximately 250 educational leaders, school lobbyists, and business and government representatives that faith-based schools are "a critical national asset." In his 30-minute address, President Bush outlined ways the federal government could assist in keeping faith-based education available and vibrant in urban areas, and highlighted some of the most successful Catholic programs that are working.
AJWS Calls on President Bush to Boycott Beijing Opening Ceremonies
China must use leverage to end genocide in Darfur; Call for opening ceremony boycott part of sweeping AJWS advocacy campaign
Breaking Federal Prison News: President Bush Signed Into Law 'The Second Chance Act of 2007' on April 9, 2008, Allowing the Federal Bureau of Prison
Federal Prison Consultants, LLC summarizes "The Second Chance Act of 2007" into potential release benefits for federal prison and some state prison inmates and is available as advocates for federal and state prisoners, their families and criminal defense attorneys.
The Second Chance Act primarily authorizes federal funding for state and federal reentry programs. It also directs -- but does not require -- the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to consider giving federal prisoners longer stays in halfway houses, and authorizes funds for a very limited test program for elderly prisoners. The "second chance" the bill refers to applies almost exclusively to people leaving prison -- it does not give shorter sentences to people already in prison.
President Bush Selects CACH Founder as Special Envoy to the OIC - Sada Cumber to Serve as U.S. Representative to Islamic Conference
CACH Capital Management, LLC, announced today that the firm's founder, Sada Cumber, has been appointed by President George W. Bush to be the Special Envoy to the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC). Mr. Cumber will assume his duties effective March 3, 2008.
The American Immigrants George W. Bush to Barack Obama
Immigration is one of the most debated and central issues of Campaign 2008. Opinions on how to cope with the influx of illegal aliens into the United States ranges from vigilante justice on the conservative side to empathy on the liberal side. President George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain and Mike Huckabee all have different views on how to handle the immigration problem.
President Bush Recognizes Work of Mercy Ships in Africa as the Charity Begins 30th Year of Service with Field Service in Liberia
As American President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush wrapped up their six-day tour of Africa with a visit to Liberia today, Mercy Ships volunteer doctors from around the world began the first of several thousand surgeries onboard the Africa Mercy in the Port of Monrovia, just minutes away from the festivities.
PresidentPollsUSA.com is Archiving Approval Ratings of President George Bush
According to PresidentPollsUSA.com, Americans are not happy with president Bush as seen in his approval ratings.
President Bush Signs Economic Stimulus Law But American Manufactures and Retailers Like USAB2C.com Doubt its Effectiveness Without Targeted Conditions
www.USAB2C.com, a Las Vegas online retailer focused exclusively on American made products, believes that its manufacturing suppliers, which produce made in USA goods, will not significantly benefit from the law because it did not go far enough. This law does not require the recipient of the rebate to actually use the windfall to purchase American manufactured goods and services.
Many business people hope that the American public will take these concerns seriously and react by looking at point of origin labels on packaging and products they intend to buy and use the rebate check for the purchase of only those goods that are made in the USA.
President Bush Questions Saudi Ability to Raise Oil Supply, According to TheOilDrum.com
In an ABC Nightline interview, President Bush recently said of Saudi Arabia, "If they don't have a lot of additional oil to put on the market, it is hard to ask somebody to do something they may not be able to do." According to TheOilDrum.com, this statement seems to indicate that George W. Bush, like many others, is skeptical of Saudi oil production claims. Forecasts of future world oil production by official organization like the IEA and the EIA assume OPEC can increase production by any desired amount; if OPEC's capability is limited, official production forecasts are optimistic because they are based on false assumptions.
US-UAE Business Council Meets with President Bush and Releases New Paper on Bilateral Commercial Relationship
Following a meeting held today in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, with U.S. President George W. Bush, the US-UAE Business Council published a new paper which illustrates the importance of the US-UAE economic relationship, and forecasts continued steady growth in bilateral trade and investment.
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