Federal programs run by church groups.
New limits on union political activity. Those policy proposals for years have been unthinkable, stymied by a Democrat in the White House. All that has changed with George W. Bush becoming the nation's 43rd president. Mr Bush has said much about his top policy priorities - cutting taxes, improving education, reforming Social Security and Medicare. But as President, he is expected to transform the political dynamics of policies that reach far beyond his trademark short list.