> Administration adopts a chunk of Heritage Foundation's agenda.

[rodeodance]

[e-mail] wrote:

> http://www.workingforchange.com/article.cfm?itemid=19651
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> A prescription for exclusion

> Administration adopts a chunk of Heritage Foundation's all-encompassing agenda to rebuild Gulf Coast

> Bill Berkowitz, WorkingForChange, 09.22.05

> While Karl Rove, the White House deputy chief of staff and President Bush's chief political adviser -- some call him "Bush's Brain" -- is waiting to see if he will be indicted for his role in the Valerie Plame Affair, he has been named by Bush to lead the reconstruction effort in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. And, based on President Bush's address to the nation on Thursday, September 16, the blueprint for rebuilding will be less "New Deal" and more "New Steal" -- another opportunity for Team Bush's corporate donors and cronies to cash in on the misery of hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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> There is little doubt that the Rove-guided rebuilding effort will be paying close attention to a recent Special Report issued by the Heritage Foundation on September 12, spelling out a series of guidelines and recommendations for Gulf Coast's recovery.
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> A trio of top Senior Management officials -- Ed Meese, the Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow in Public Policy and Chairman of the Foundation's Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, Stuart Butler, a Vice President for Domestic and Economic Policy, and Kim Holmes, a Vice President for Foreign and Defense Policy Studies and the Director of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies -- delivered "From Tragedy to Triumph: Principled Solutions for Rebuilding Lives and Communities," a guide to recovery that might better be called "The Heritage Foundation's Greatest Hits."
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[cornermouse]

1. Its called speeding up the conversion...

or takeover. They've been looking for a lab for their social experiment and it looks like they've decided New Orleans is it.

[applegrove]

2. Is "New Money" still taxes for the rich and is now "old Money" the former

government programs like public education?