| 0 |
Number of coffins of dead soldiers returning home from Iraq that the Bush
administration has allowed to be photographed. |
| 0 |
Number of funerals or memorials that President Bush has attended for soldiers
killed in Iraq. |
| 100 |
Number of fund-raisers attended by Bush or Vice-President Dick Cheney in 2003. |
|

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| $127 billion |
Amount of US budget surplus in the year that Bush became President in 2001. |
| $374 billion |
Amount of US budget deficit in the fiscal year for 2003. |
|

|
| 2 |
Number of nations that Bush has attacked and taken over since coming into the
White House. |
| 1.6 |
Average number of American soldiers killed in Iraq per day since hostilities
began. |
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|
| 92% |
Percentage of Iraq's urban areas that had access to drinkable water a year
ago. |
| 60% |
Percentage of Iraq's urban areas that have access to drinkable water today. |
|

|
| 26 |
Number of days holiday that Bush took last August, the second longest holiday
of any president in US history (Recordholder: Richard Nixon). |
| 13 |
Number of vacation days the average American worker receives each year. |
|

|
| 236,000 |
Number of jobs CREATED in each month of the Clinton administration. |
| 66,000 |
Numbers of jobs LOST in each month of the George W. Bush administration. |
|

|
| $42,000 |
Average savings members of Bush's cabinet are expected to enjoy this year as a
result in the cuts in capital gains and dividends taxes. |
| $42,228 |
Median household income in the US in 2001. |
|

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| $300 million |
Amount cut from the federal programme that provides subsidies to poor families
so they can heat their homes. |
| $1 billion |
Amount of new US military aid promised Israel in April 2003 to offset the
"burdens" of the US war on Iraq. |
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