Best Selling Books by George W Bush

Includes: Economic Report of the President; Annual Report of the Economic Advisers; Overview; Chapter 1: Restoring Prosperity; Chapter 2: Strengthening Retirement Security; Chapter 3: Realizing Gains from Competition; Chapter 4: Promoting Health Care Quality & Access; Chapter 5: Redesigning Federalism for the 21st Century; Chapter 6: Building Institutions for a Better Environment; Chapter 7: Supporting Global Economic Integration; Appendix A: Report to the President on the Activities of the Council of Economic Advisers During 2002; & Appendix B: Statistical Tables Relating to Income, Employment, & Production.

Articulates the broad strategy that Pres. George W. Bush set forth in 2003 & provides an update on our progress as well as the challenges remaining. Contents: Part I: Strategic Overview: Victory in Iraq Defined; Victory in Iraq is a Vital U.S. Interest; The Benefits of Victory in Iraq; The Consequences of Failure; Our Enemies & Their Goals; The Strategy of Our Enemies; Our Strategy for Victory Is Clear: The Political, Security, & Economic Tracks; This Strategy Is Integrated & Its Elements Are Mutually Reinforcing; Victory Will Take Time; Why Our Strategy Is (& Must Be) Conditions-Based; & Our Strategy Tracks & Measures Progress; Part II: Strategy in Detail: The Political, Security & Econ. Tracks in Detail; & Org. for Victory: The 8 Strategic Pillars.

This Presidential Message transmits the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants, with Annexes, Done at Stockholm, May 22-23, 2001. The report of the Secretary of State is also enclosed for the information of the Senate. The Convention, which was negotiated under the auspices of the U.N. Environment Program with the leadership & active participation of the U.S., commits Parties to take significant steps, similar to those already taken by the U.S., to eliminate or restrict the production, use, &/or release of 12 specified persistent organic pollutants (POPs). This Message recommends that the Senate give prompt & favorable consideration to the Convention & give its advice & consent to ratification.

The 2003 Nat. Drug Control Strategy reports that after a long upward trajectory, teen drug use is once again headed down. A critical component of this Strategy is to teach young people how to avoid illegal drugs because of the damage that drugs can do to their health & future. It also outlines how we intend to deny drug traffickers revenue, to make the drug trade unprofitable wherever we can. Chapters: National Priorities; Stopping Use Before It Starts: Education & Community Action; Healing America's Drug Users: Getting Treatment Resources Where They Are Needed; Disrupting the Market: Attacking the Economic Basis of the Drug Trade; & National Drug Control Budget Summary. Charts & graphs.

Chapters: list of frequently used acronyms; The President's Trade Policy Agenda; The President's 2000 Annual Report on the Trade Agreements Program; World Trade Org. (WTO); Implementation of the WTO Agreements; Other Multilateral Activities; Regional Negotiations, Bilateral Negotiations; Trade Enforcement Activities; Trade Policy Development; U.S. Trade Laws; Trade Policy Development; U.S. Trade in 2000; Background Information about the WTO; & List of Trade Agreements.

As required by section of 106 of title I of the Trade and Development Act of 2000 (Public Law 106-100), Pres. George W. Bush is providing this report prepared by his Admin. to the Congress of the U.S. Chapters: Executive Summary and Key Findings; Introduction; The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA); Economic and Trade Overview; Trade Capacity Building; Technical Assistance and Other AGOA-Related Initiatives; U.S.-Sub-Saharan Africa Trade and Economic Cooperation Forum; Potential Free Trade Agreements with Sub-Saharan Africa; AGOA Country Reports; Other Resources for Info. on U.S. Trade and Investment Policy Toward Africa and AGOA Implementation; AGOA Beneficiary Countries; and AGOA Eligibility Crisis.