Essays on George W. Bush

The Patriot Act in the United States is a Congress act that George W. Bush signed into law on October 26, 2001, with the ten-letter ellipsis (USA PATRIOT). Its goal is to strengthen and unite America by giving it the tools it needs to stop and prevent terrorism. Chris Cylke,...

2001: A Year of Tragedy and Unity 2001 was a year in which the United States experienced unprecedented confusion, rage, and grief. Al-Qaida Muslim extremists launched a terror attack, injuring the majority of people and killing others. People urgently sought assistance in whatever way they could to avoid the atrocities of...

Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno faux identities which make them appear as though they are spokespersons and influential people to distinguished organizations. In aid of their new identities, they unmask the atrocities that governmental and corporate organizations commit. The Yes Men give an explanation for to journalists how they got involved...

Mel Martinez: A Brief Biography Melquiades Rafael Martinez Ruiz, usually referred to as Mel Martinez, was born in October 1946. He was a former congressman and lobbyist who served from 2005 to 2009 as the Florida Representative for the United States of America (Tanne, 2009). Political Career He has served when Gorge Bush...

Dixie Chicks Dixie Chicks is an American music band that originally formed as a country music band, but has spanned other music genres, such as pop and alternative country music. "Destroying The Dixie Chicks Ten Years Ago" Two sisters, Martie Erwin Maguire and Emily Erwin Robison, joined Natalie Maines as the lead singer...

American leaders have been involved in constant debates about the extent of presidential authority throughout history. For example, President Bush's administration spoke about the unilateral authority of the government's executive forces, including those of the president, as incredibly assertive (Jackson 73). It is now evident from Bush's administration to President...