Synopsis
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.
About the Author
Robert R. Morman was born in Lansford, PA. HeHe served in the USN as Chief Yeoman during WWII and later joined the USAFR and retired asa Major. He received the B. A., M. A. and Ph. D. degrees in psychology (USC, 1955). He worked as a research psychologist, counseling psychologist, and professor in psychology and education at CSULA. Xlibris.com published "Final Departures of the Famous," "Exits of the Eminent," "Passing of the Prominent" and "Bush's Fourth Year, Post War Iraq. lstBooks.com (AuthorHouse.com) published several books on the Clinton presidency, "Bush's Presidential Election 2000," "Bush's First Year...," "Bush's Second Year..." and "Bush's Third Year." AuthorHouse also published "Lights Out for Laudable Luminaries" in '05.
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