President Bush: Is America Going Broke?

President George W. Bush Jr. is becoming the worst president to ever hold office. He has turned a booming economy in the 90's into a poverty stricken nation in just eight years. He has miss handled government money with corporate greed, and hidden scandals. Everything is point to the beginning of the greatest depression this generation has ever seen. Since we are the biggest and best customers, it is in our nature to buy more than sell. This trend picked up when President G.W. Bush, started giving cut backs on Corporate America. In five years those corporate cut backs have sent the government 100 years into the past. President Bush has lowered the national interest rates, while allowing inflation raise. Things are getting to expensive for the cost of living in America. People are getting jobs that don't pay or they are under-paid, while their living expenses increase because of corporate greed and the high cost of living.

We are borrowing more money then ever, and the payback plans over exceed the cost of living. The government promises you a better job with an education, yet the cost of an education and the job market will not allow you to afford that education. The job market, and companies are going to sole commission or un-paid internship. This is a dangerous move to people who are trying to get from under the depression of not having money. Un-paid internships, doesn't guarantee you that job, and if you don't get the job from the company doing the internship. There is a chance you might not get a job in that field. If the job was a paid internship, then you will have federal documents stating that you were paid for your time.

The problems of not having a job are the least concern on how the government is going broke. Well, the war in Iraq is becoming a costly affair, and recently the President has sent 10,000 reserves to fight a war that has been over four years ago. We are embarking on a downfall of poverty, and it shows as America has cut programs that fund organizations that survive off of government funding.