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George W. Bush: Money
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Dean motivated thirty-four times as many people into contributing as Bush did. This indicates that Dean's base of strong supporters was significantly wider than Bush's. And the sort of folks who supported Dean are middle-class folks: those who can spare a few bucks, but not those with money to burn. Had the 17,115 Dean donors been able to give their maximum of $2,000, Dean would have raised a whopping $34,230,000.
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Bush seems to think the CHIP expansion — $35 billion over five years — is too pricey. After signing the veto papers, he flew off to Lancaster, Pa., for an event to promote restraint in federal spending. (Keep in mind that CHIP helps kids lead healthier lives, which saves money in the long run.)
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"George W. is going to give us back some money in May -- perhaps as much as $300 or $600 or $1200," writes Linda Seger at Huffington Post. "He thinks that this will make up for his failed economic policies. But isn't this similar to a giving a band-aid to a child who needs a $30,000 operation?"
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Aboard the Aircraft Carrier on May 1, 2003 Bush declared, "Any person, organization, or government that supports, protects, or harbors terrorists is complicit in the murder of the innocent, and equally guilty of terrorist crimes." How odd that Bush looks the other way when it comes to the Saudi government and actually gives money to prop up the Pakistani government.
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