Top Ten BushWacks of the Week

1. Budget Cuts Pass By a Slim Margin: Poor, Elderly and Students to Feel Pinch


2. AT&T has been named a defendant in a class action lawsuit that claims the telecommunications company illegally cooperated with the National Security Agency's secret eavesdropping program.


3. Bush tried to gag one of NASA's leading environment experts. Related article here.


4. Vote Fraud 2004: How Ohio was "Delivered" to Bush


5. Now that Alito is installed in the Supreme Court, sweeping anti-abortion laws are proposed in at least five states--with the goal of challenging Roe vs. Wade.


6. White House records sought by Patrick Fitzgerald in CIA leak case are missing


7. Two Top Papers Ask: Is the Earth Heading for Doom? and Debate on Climate Shifts to Issue of Irreparable Change


8. REVEALED: George Bush & Tony Blair discussed in January 2003 plans to begin military action on March 10, 2003, with or without a UN resolution authorizing the use of force. Also: Bush and Blair discussed using American Spyplane in UN colours to lure Saddam into war.


9. Libby was peddling the supposed "validity" of the uranium claim to Judith Miller in July 2003 even after the CIA had formally withdrawn it a few weeks earlier in a classified memo.


10. Justice Dept. Tried to Legalize Spy Program in 2003: Why would they try to legalize it if, as they now claim, it is legal?