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President Bush's Agenda for Building a Safer,
Stronger and Better America
In his
2003 State of the Union Address, President Bush told the
nation, "We will not deny, we will not ignore, we will not
pass along our problems to other Congresses, other presidents,
and other generations." He has followed through on this
commitment by delivering a bold vision that meets America's
challenges at home and abroad.
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Economy:
The President’s
Economic Security Agenda
On May 28, 2003, President Bush
signed into law a bold jobs and growth plan to
strengthen America's economy and ensure its continued
growth.
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Homeland
Security:
Protecting the
American People
The President’s most important job is
to protect and defend the American people. Last year,
President Bush proposed and Congress approved a single,
unified Department of Homeland Security to improve
protection against today’s threats and be flexible
enough to help meet the unknown threats of the future.
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Compassion:
The President’s
Compassion Agenda
In his Inaugural Address, the
President called on every American to be citizens, not
spectators—to work together to improve their communities
and touch the lives of their neighbors. For the past
two-and-a-half years, compassionate conservatism has
been the President’s governing philosophy as his
Administration has tackled some of society’s toughest
assignments, such as educating our children, fighting
poverty at home, and helping poor countries around the
globe.
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Health
Care:
Health Care and
Prescription Drug Choices
President Bush’s comprehensive health
care agenda improves health security for all Americans
by building on the best features of American health
care. Our health care system can provide the best care
in the world, but rising costs and loss of control to
government and health plan bureaucrats threaten to keep
patients from getting state-of-the-art care.
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Education:
Leave No Child Behind
President
Bush promised to make educating every child his top
domestic priority and reform a system that has failed
the most needy students in our nation's classrooms. He
proposed a comprehensive, bipartisan plan to improve
overall student performance and close the achievement
gap between rich and poor students in America's more
than 89,599 public schools. The President’s No Child
Left Behind Act was passed with an overwhelming
bipartisan majority and is already showing results for
America’s children.
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National
Security:
A National Security
Strategy that Meets the Challenges of Our Time
Defending our
nation against its enemies is the first and fundamental
commitment of the federal government. On September the
11th, 2001, America learned that oceans will no longer
protect us from the threats of a new era.
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Environment:
Preserving the Beauty and Quality of Our
Environment
President Bush believes that good
stewardship of the environment is not just a personal
responsibility, it is a public value. Americans are
united in the belief that it is important to preserve
our natural heritage and safeguard the land around us.
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Social
Security:
The President's Plan
to Strengthen Retirement Security
President
Bush believes that we need to explore new ways to ensure
that Social Security remains strong and financially
secure for America’s children and grandchildren. The
President formed a bipartisan Presidential Commission to
review Social Security and recommend reforms to put the
system on sound financial ground. He has repeatedly
stressed the need for modernization of the Social
Security System. In addition to saving Social Security,
President Bush has proposed solutions to strengthen
pension plans and enhance retirement security for all
Americans.
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Energy:
The President’s
National Energy Plan
In May 2001, two and a half years
ago, President Bush proposed a comprehensive National
Energy Policy and has taken steps to implement
it.
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