etain health insurance while shifting jobs, nothing for uninsured.Maintaining existing tax structure, with only minor changes, favoring the rich. Supports $500 per child tax credit, $1 500 tax credit for community college.Opposes any expansion of federal programs or guaranties of health care. Privatization of Medicare. Mainly good for the rich, elderly, and veterans. Education-Social Security-Debt + Deficit-Environment-Abolishing of the Department of Education. Promotes private schools against public education. Better for richer families. Encourages school prayer and patriotism.Cuts in spending and more restrictions. Eliminate food stamps and school lunch program. Very difficult for welfare cases.Cutting of $1 trillion from federal programs, Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. Bad for poor.Supports increased control over environmental policies. Supports conservation partnerships. Gains for all.Limits the funding for improvements in public schools.Difficult for poor children. Encourages the use of metal detectors and uniforms to restore school discipline.Intends in ending poor families economic assistance from federal government. Supports cutoff of all aid after 5 years.Cutting $250 billion in spending over five years. 240 000 federal jobs. Gains mainly for wealthy.Increase funding for clean water and opposes off-shore drilling on undeveloped leases. Gains for all. Military-Supports national missel defense program. Reducing nuclear stockpiles.Supports national missel defense program. Investment into defense technology. Seemingly good.Individual Profiles1- Vice President of MicrosoftThis person would probably vote for Bush and the Republicans because there economic policies tend to flow more towards the wealthy in the way of providing greatest benefits to the rich. Also there child attends private school which Bush highly recommends. Privatizing healthcare would make the best care possible but only for the wealthy. 2- Elementary Scho...
