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The article discusses issues related to illegal immigration in the U.S. Democratic candidates for the 2008 presidential elections are not talking about immigration reform. Neither Republican nor Democratic administrations, except President George W. Bush's administration, have enforced actions to stop illegal immigration. According to Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington D.C., consistent enforcement laws could prevent illegal immigration.

Discusses criticisms of the budget review of United States President George W. Bush.

Discusses the outlook for Social Security reform under the administration of United States President George W. Bush.

Focuses on policies of United States President George W. Bush regarding Federal Reserve, and views on his nominations for its board of governors.

Focuses on tax rebates in the United States, and the benefits of the tax bill of President George W. Bush which will be available immediately. Views of economists that rebate money will boost the economy for second half of 2001; Benefits for single taxpayers, married couples, and single parents; Impact of rebates on federal revenues.

Focuses on tax cut promises of United States President George W. Bush. Benefits of the wealthy under his tax proposals; Public support of the tax-cut package; Public views on tax fairness.

Argues that United States President George W. Bush's proposed tax cut and budget plan favors the wealthy over children.

Discusses the energy plan of United States President George W. Bush. Opposition of environmentalists to the plan; Proposal of Bush to drill for petroleum in the Arctic Reserve; Outlook for the goal of the U.S. government in energy; Tax credits for companies and people who take measures to conserve energy or use environmentally-friendly energy sources.

Discusses the plan of the administration of United States president George W. Bush to reverse the power crisis. Idea to build one power plant a week for 20 years; Role of vice president Dick Cheney in the plan; Outlook for the success of the plan.

Discusses the use of nuclear power in the United States to deal with the power shortage. Issue of the environmental aspects of radioactive waste disposal; Outlook for the policy of U.S. president George W. Bush concerning nuclear power; Public support of nuclear power.

Discusses the outlook for the United States budget, in light of the idea that the administration of president George W. Bush is being purposely obscure regarding a proposed tax cut.

Addresses the budget proposed by United States President George W. Bush. Discussion of how it tends to favor the wealthy; Focus on the populist argument against certain factors, including how the tax cuts received by those in the top percentile could cover Medicare prescription drug coverage for 39 million senior citizens.

Discusses the potential for United States involvement in foreign financial crises under President George W. Bush in light of the collapse of the Turkish lira in February 2001.

Discusses the support being garnered to maintain the estate tax in the United States, as of February 2001, despite efforts by President George W. Bush to repeal it.

Offers information on the tax-cut proposal of United States President George W. Bush and whether or not it is healthy for the economy.

Discusses the plans of United States president George W. Bush for a tax relief plan.

Reports on the endorsement given by United States Federal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan to the tax relief plan of U.S. president George W. Bush.

Speculates on the impending decision of United States president-elect George W. Bush between a tax cut and partial privatization of the Social Security System.

Discusses the political leadership of United States president-elect George W. Bush, in light of the plans of Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy to introduce a bill to raise the federal minimum wage.

Discusses the outlook for the appointing of policymakers to the United States Federal Reserve by the president. Outlook for the reappointment of Alan Greenspan as chairman of the Federal Reserve; Predictions for the appointment of members to the Federal Reserve by presidential candidates Al Gore or George W. Bush; Outlook for the U.S. economy.

Discusses the proposals of United States presidential candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush as they relate to Social Security and retirement investments. Poor performance of the stock market in October, 2000; Ignorance of the U.S. public on several aspects of the issue; Explication of the candidates' proposals; Effects on Social Security.

Offers an analysis of the tax reform proposals of United States presidential candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush.

Analyzes the proposed tax plans of United States presidential candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush. Misrepresentation of each other's tax plans; Prejudiced quoting of tax experts such as Robert McIntyre by the presidential campaigns; Indications that Gore's tax plan favors the working and middle classes while Bush's favors the upper class.

Discusses the economic impact of mergers and acquisitions in the United States as of September 25, 2000. Reasons that US presidential candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush have not spoken on the topic; Effect on consumers and employees in the US; Cause of the mergers including the emergence of a world market and the growth of the Internet; Possibility of antitrust action in the US against companies that have merged.

Focuses on opposition in the United States to the proposal of US presidential candidate George W. Bush regarding changes to US Social Security. Bush's idea that the program should be partially privatized; Mechanism by which this could take place; Fear of many in the US that such a change would adversely affect them.

Explores whether the United States presidential candidates' budget surplus projections will fit into a ten-year budget surplus projected by the Congressional Budget Office. Spending proposals of presidential candidates George W. Bush and Al Gore; Reasons for the unrealism in the candidates' proposals; Status of federal revenues; Uncertainty of federal outlays.

Analyzes the intentions of United States presidential candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush in regards to the use of a budget surplus. Information on budget economics and different ten-year projected forecasts of the surplus amount; Implications for tax cuts; Lack of a clear commitment by the candidates in regard to their plans.

Discusses the concept of compassionate conservatism as defined by the United States Republican Party. Attempt to convince voters that Republicans are concerned about social problems and have ways to address them; Whether US citizens will believe the claims of the party; Use of the concept by US presidential candidate George W. Bush; Outlook for the Republican Party.

Reports on some of the ideological differences between United States presidential candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush including their views on tax cuts and Social Security reform.

Focuses on the United States Social Security system, how it works, and Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush's proposed changes to the system.