Original sentence: Another case is food stamps for the poor, "With more than 38 million Americans too poor to buy adequate food, the US Congress has begun to take away the food stamps many of them receive.His supposed distaste for the working class shows in tax cuts for the very rich,  which leading economists have suggested may hurt the poor.I call you my base," stated Bush before a black-tie fundraiser shown in Michael Moore's documentary Fahrenheit 9/11.One example is a perceived stinginess toward poor children with regards to health care in a time when health care costs are sky high, "The Bush administration, fighting efforts by states and Congress to expand a popular health insurance program for children in low-income families, is making it more difficult for families to sign up ... 'The ultimate effect of this new policy is that tens of thousands of children who have health insurance will effectively lose that insurance,' said Rachel Klein, deputy director of health policy for Families USA, a Washington-based consumer group".There are many examples detractors give of the Bush administration's, and Republicans in general, hostility to the poor and a favoring of the rich.What strikes many as very wrong about this is that while there is apparently many billions of dollars to be thrown at the Iraq war, one which many even in the military view as a fiasco, there is apparently not money available to help the poor in the United States
Edited sentence: "With more than 38 million Americans too poor to buy adequate food, the US Congress has begun to take away the food stamps many of them receive.His across-the-board tax cuts (which includes tax cuts for the financial top tier) has also drawn criticism, which liberal economists have suggested may hurt the poor.I call you my base," stated Bush before a black-tie fund raiser shown in Michael Moore's documentary Fahrenheit 9/11.Others argue however that since the U.There are many examples detractors give of the Bush administration's hostility to the poor and a favoring of the rich.There has also been criticism of President Bush's policy on food stamps.seen a record 52 months of economic growth, records in home ownership, and the creation of millions of new jobs as testament to the fact that the tax cuts helped people of all socioeconomic levels