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Bush support good people wanting to make a difference being deployed
If America desires to peacefully combat disasters, terrorist recruitment, and poverty, the most compassionate and cost effective method lies in implementing the citizen initiated World Service Corps. Bush's words support such a legislative answer.
“When that job is done, all Americans will have something to be very proud of -- and all Americans are needed in this common effort. It is the armies of compassion -- charities and houses of worship, and idealistic men and women -- that give our reconstruction effort its humanity. They offer to those who hurt a friendly face, an arm round the shoulder, and the reassurance that in hard times, they can count on someone who cares. By land, by sea, and by air, good people wanting to make a difference deployed to the Gulf Coast, and they've been working around the clock ever since.”
President’s Hurricane Relief Address, September 15, 2005
To make those “armies of compassion” an always-ready fabric of our society…
Productively send one million can-do Americans into bettering the world. Sign the on-line Petition and donate to run ads calling for the enactment of the citizen-initiated World Service Corps Proposed Congressional Legislation in your community.
President’s Hurricane Relief Address, September 15, 2005
To make those “armies of compassion” an always-ready fabric of our society…
Productively send one million can-do Americans into bettering the world. Sign the on-line Petition and donate to run ads calling for the enactment of the citizen-initiated World Service Corps Proposed Congressional Legislation in your community.
For more information:
http://www.worldservicecorps.us
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