Best Of George W. Bush:...juveniles Should Have A Gun...

the most powerful man in the world...The war in Iraq was the excuse the Bush administration created so that they could pass legislation that greatly increased federal spending. These spending increases, along with huge tax cuts for the very rich, have sent the government's deficits and debt skyrocketing to record levels. The total federal debt increased by $141 billion in 2001, $429 billion in 2002, $562 billion in 2003, $595 billion in 2004, $551 billion in 2005, and $546 billion in 2006. Bush's initial plan for going to war in Iraq was called "Operation Iraqi Liberation", or "OIL". As soon as the U.S. attacked Iraq the output of oil from Iraq was cut in half, from 4 million barrels per day to 2 million barrels per day. This significant reduction in world oil supplies sent prices over the roof. This increase in oil prices correlated with huge increases in the profits of the big oil corporations. ExxonMobil, Shell, BP, ChevronTexaco, & ConocoPhillips have all recorded record profits of $342 billion from 2001 through the first quarter of 2006. Could these huge profits have anything to do with the fact Bush, Cheney, and Rice are all former oil company executives?...