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Barack Obama made proposals on several issues during his 2008 presidential campaign, according to a presentation by 5th grade students. The students explained Obama's positions on education, the environment, healthcare, the economy, Iraq, terrorism and national security, and immigration. Obama proposed early education programs, renewable energy investment, universal healthcare, economic stimulus, withdrawing troops from Iraq, increased security, and immigration reform. The students hoped to better inform people on Obama's stances ahead of the election.
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- 1. Barack Obama¡¯s Proposals for the United States By the 5th Graders of Chestnut Hill
- 2. While Barack Obama was campaigning for the 2008 Presidential Election, he made proposals about education, the environment, healthcare, the economy, Iraq, terrorism and national security, and immigration. This presentation will explain his proposals on each of these issues.
- 3. Education Believes in Early Education Wants to change ¡°No Child Left Behind¡± Feels Science and Math should be main subjects Wants to reward good teachers Give poor schools support Fire bad teachers Create a ¡°Zero to Five¡± plan which will help young children, infants and parents Reduce our high school dropout rate by helping parents get more involved in their child¡¯s education
- 4. Environment Wants to create a government program that would share climate-friendly technologies with other less wealthy nations Have reward programs for forest owners, farmers, and ranchers Make better environmentally- friendly vehicles
- 5. Iraq Start to remove troops from Iraq immediately In 16 months all combat will be gone Keep no troops in Iraq
- 6. Terrorism & National Security Increase security on dangerous chemical plants near places with a high population Create nationwide systems for evacuating people and reuniting families during problems like hurricanes Give money to places with large populations and not enough protection for anti-terrorism and security
- 7. Jobs & the Economy Raise the wages that workers get Make new laws to keep people from losing their homes Help smaller companies stay in business in small towns
- 8. Health Care Lower health care costs Require coverage for all children Wants large businesses to help pay for employee insurance Wants the government to loan families and without money for health insurance Wants insurance companies spend more for patient care
- 9. We hope that you better understand Barack Obama¡¯s ideas about each of these issues. Obama will be President for at least the next four years. Remember these issues and we will see if he keeps these promises.
- 10. Credits Nolan Berkenfeld Jayda Brown Joe Catalano Max Harris Nicole Epstein Hailey Katz Chad Katzelnick Spencer Manus Brian Rhee Jordan Russo Joley Schneider Parker Siegel Jacob Sycoff