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Encyclopedia > Bonus Bill

The Bonus Bill of 1817 was a bill introduced by John Calhoun to provide United States highways linking The East and South to The West using the earnings Bonus from the Second Bank of the United States. Calhoun argued for it using general welfare and post roads clauses. It was an early example of pork barrel politics. Though he approved of the goals, President James Madison vetoed the bill as unconstitutional.




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Taxation Laws Amendment (Baby Bonus) Bill 2002 (Bills Digest 129, 2001-02) (1647 words)
The ‘baby bonus’ (or First Child Tax Refund) was announced by the Prime Minister at the launch of the coalition election campaign for the 2001 election.
While the baby bonus will, depending on the level at which it is paid, make a contribution towards the payment of this extra cost it remains unclear as to what effect it will have on a decision to return to work.
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Bonus Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (728 words)
The Bonus Army massed at the United States Capitol on June 17 as the U.S. Senate considered the Patman Bonus Bill, which would give World War I veterans certain benefits.
The bill had passed the House of Representatives on June 15, but was blocked in the Senate.
The army burned down the Bonus Army's tents and shacks, although some reports claim that to spite the government, which had provided much of the shelter in the camp, some veterans torched their own camp dwellings before the troops could set upon the camp.
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