The state of the union, given by President George W. Bush on Tuesday January 28, 2003, was overall an effective and clear message to the American population.
The state of the union, given by President George W. Bush on Tuesday January 28, 2003, was overall an effective and clear message to the American population. President Bush brings up many ideal solutions to our economic problems, while focusing on the needs of citizens. President Bush addresses three main goals for economic growth in the upcoming years.
The Presidents first goal is the economy. "We must have an economy that grows fast enough to employ every man and woman who seeks a job," he said. President Bush proposed that all income tax reductions set for 2004 and 2006 be made permanent and effective this year. Many critics say his tax cuts and new spending are driving deficits to record levels. I personally do not believe in debt, but that we should concentrate on the sensible budget to reduce our national debt. Bush argues with these critics saying that his economic growth policies will bring in more tax revenue, while demanding "spending discipline" from lawmakers. This overall appears to be an effective plan for economic growth.