Bush: Stop the presses!

Evan Derkacz
April 18, 2005Health

Because 2004 brought more terrorist attacks than any year since 1985, and because that information happens to be in the annual report on international terrorism from the government's top terrorism center, the Bush administration has decided that it will no longer require the services of that annual report. Sirota writes: "the Bush White House has systematically tried to stop publishing government information that it finds embarrassing or disagrees with... See the record for yourself..." (Sirotablog)

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