Who pays for all the President Bush Flights during his helping with the campaigns?
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I'm not exactly sure how the money is dispersed, but I would imagine it comes from a travel stipend or something. That might bring up the question of what funds are used to pay for Air Force One. \n\nBut I think it's important for our political leaders, regardless of their party, to do some travelling for the sake of keeping up good relations between other groups.
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Many reports from the US Office of Accounting confirm that Halliburton over-charged the government for its services.  Bush allows this waste of taxpayer money to continue because Halliburton gives plenty of political donations to Bush.
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YOU TELL ME!! THESE CORPORATIONS HAVE BUSH IN THERE POCKETS!!To ensure an adequate flow of cash, the Bush administration has upped the amount individual or corporate donors can contribute to the inaugural kitty—from $100,000 each, four years ago, to $250,000 today. While federal election law prohibits individual donations in excess of $2,000, no such restrictions exist here.Those donating include corporations and executives whose businesses are regulated by the federal government, or are dependent on government tax and spending policies, including military contractors, pharmaceutical companies, banking and finance concerns, technology companies and energy firms.\n\nChevronTexaco, ExxonMobile, Occidental Petroleum, the New Energy Corporation (South Bend, Indiana) and the Southern Company—concerned about threatened environmental legislation and the energy bill stalled in Congress—donated $250,000 apiece.\n\nMilitary contractors Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman—which are actively lobbying for weapons system and other military appropriations—each chipped in $100,000. Technology firms Microsoft and Oracle also contributed $100,000 each. The Washington Post Company pledged $100,000.\n\nOther corporations giving $250,000 included Bank of America Corp., Wachovia Corp., Ameriquest Capital Corp., Bristol-Myers Squibb, Pfizer Inc., FedEx Corp., Ford Motor Co., The Home Depot, Marriot International, Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co., United Parcel Service and United Technologies.\n\nTexas oilman and corporate raider T. Boone Pickens individually donated $250,000. Boone was a key backer of Bush’s reelection campaign, donating $2.5 million to the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, which attacked Democratic candidate John Kerry’s record in Vietnam, and another $2.5 million to the pro-Republican “soft-money” organization, Progress for America.\n\nBig donors are guaranteed seats and tickets to inaugural events; $250,000 contributors get 80 tickets to the 10 balls, receptions, galas and the swearing-in ceremony, while those giving $100,000 or more receive 38 tickets to these events.
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Bush has got your money spent! My guess is that you better get a post box # and have a family member send it to you.
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Because of everything the President is doing.  Someone has to pay for the war, and believe me, it is not comming from the Bushs' pockets
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USA corps see $$$$$$$$$$$$$ Through the smog and don't care, bush gets paid by them.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.\n\nP.S. P.M. Talks Mostly crap. Talk is cheap but he is not, nor is his wife, according to charity groups.
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Bush started this game and Bush really don't like losing!\nBecause he is not winning, he keeps putting money in his lost game hoping he will win. I feel sorry for you Americans, because you have to pay the bill?
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In 2001 the presidential salary increased to $400,000 plus $50,000 for expenses. Because the president’s official duties incur far more expenses than the expense budget can cover, agencies of the federal government often assume responsibility for presidential events.
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Ethical, I guess that might be considered, but the president can simply not go anywhere without his security (paid for by you and me) and transportation which is part of his security (paid for by you and me).\n\nThe president can go visit his parents and you and I are going to pay for it. He simply is not allowed to wonder off without his staff of people. He is the most heavily protected guy on the planet and there is a price tag that goes with that.
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The president is George W. Bush.
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the medicare money has been used by every president and every congress for their major source of funding, if you try to pin this just on Bush you will end up looking like a moron. Most of the money goes into the general fund and is used for anything and everything.
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All of the money does NOT go to the President.  In fact, he doesn't even directly decide what we do with the money.  Federal taxes go to the Federal Reserve and US Treasury, and the House of Representatives decides what to do with them.  Then, they go to things like welfare, Social Security, schools, highways, law enforcement, the military, and a bunch of other things.\n\nIf we did not pay taxes, we would not have many of the amazing things that we have today.
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president@whitehouse.gov I actually sent him a money request from paypal for $500.00 and it got paid. I thick he has secretaries or something just check it. I will keep send ing those requests, 1 per month. They probable just say, W owes this guy, where's our unlimited account of funding?
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Look in Bush's friends accounts.  That's where you'll find the dough.
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Bush does what he is told to do.\n Dance puppet Dance!!!!
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The jet in which the President of the USA flies in.
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Bush is rich, and so are his friends. Outsourcing helps the rich. Do you think he gives a damn about anyone else? Formulate your own answer.