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The Bush administration has from time to time found it convenient to distort science to serve political ends. The result is a purposeful confusion of scientific protocols in which "sound science" becomes whatever the administration says it is. In the short run, this is a tactic to override basic environmental protections in favor of industry. In the long run, it undermines the authority of science itself.
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Bush Administration proposal would end health care benefits for 173,000 veterans. More than 173,000 veterans across the country would be cut off from health care because of Bush Administration proposed budget cuts and its plan requiring enrollment fees and higher out-of-pocket costs.
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The Bush administration has ... declined to sign the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, sign a World Health Organisation treaty with the aim of reducing the 4 million people who die from tobacco related diseases every year. Bush did this because of the donations he recieved from the tobacco companies and is one of the few countries not to sign.
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In addition to their complaints about wetlands designations, environmental groups are criticizing the Bush administration for its treatment of the roadless rule promulgated during the waning days of the Clinton administration, in January 2001. That rule, established by the Secretary of Agriculture through the U.S. Forest Service, banned logging, among other activities, on more than 50 million acres of forest land, primarily in the Northwest.
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Some administration defenders say that concerns about Bush's signing statements are overblown. Bush's signing statements, they say, should be seen as little more than political chest-thumping by administration lawyers who are dedicated to protecting presidential prerogatives.
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