Bush’s Fifth Year-Governance and Morass In Iraq

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Bush’s Fifth Year - Governance and Morass in Iraq describes Bush’s failed attempts to justify his costly pre-emptive war in Iraq, wasteful spending, federal deficits and national debt, teaching a globalist not nationalist curriculum in public education and weak post war governance in Iraq on the verge of civil war. His policy on immigration amounts to Mexico First, on trade - sell out to international corporations along with lax issuance of H1 - B and L - l visas to favored big business, on foreign policy – devoid of any major achieve- ments, on energy policy - essentially nil progress, on Social Security–effectively stymied, on Medicare Senior Drug Program - costly and chaotic, on Katrina - ineptitude and delayed responses from Homeland Security and FEMA, and rising public clamor anent incompetence and calls for impeachment.