The White House

President George W. Bush

Bush Urges Congress to Approve War Funding

U.S. President George Bush wants $178 billion more in military spending to help pay for wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. VOA White House Correspondent Scott Stearns reports, opposition Democrats are adding domestic spending to that bill, and Mr. Bush says he will veto it if those programs are not removed. Read more

IMHO:  I can not beleive this guy. He should resign! I can see the war in Afghanistan, but not Iraq.

Bush in Saudi Arabia for Nuclear Deal

They will discuss a deal to help the kingdom develop civilian nuclear power for medical and industrial uses as well as generating electricity. The agreement provides access to safe, reliable fuel sources for nuclear reactors and demonstrates what the Bush Administration calls Saudi leadership as a non-proliferation model for the region. Read more

IMHO: Do you believe this!!!! President Bush should be tried for treason! Giving a nuclear reactor to the people who attacked the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001, 15 of the 19 hijackers were Saudi.

We will raise production when the market justifies it.

White House Backups are Incomplete, May Not Contain Some Missing E-mails

For more information contact: Meredith Fuchs - 202/994-7000
John B. Williams/Sheila L. Shadmand [Jones Day] - 202/879-3939

Washington D.C., May 6, 2008 - The White House yesterday admitted to a federal magistrate judge that it has no computer back-up tapes with data written before May 23, 2003, and that it cannot track the history of individual hard drives within the White House system that may contain missing e-mails. Read more

What the President Leaked

Authorized Leak or Declassification?

Washington D.C., 9 July 2004 - The CIA has decided to keep almost entirely secret the controversial October 2002 CIA intelligence estimate about Iraq's weapons of mass destruction that is the subject of today's Senate Intelligence Committee report, according to the CIA's June 1, 2004 response to a Freedom of Information Act request from the National Security Archive.

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