@danon5,
Dan, we'll never know the depths of the gwb wh's fraudulent and illegal actions, because important correspondence and records were destroyed deliberately - or remain absent of historical records.
MJ exerpt:
"Bush set the tone early in his first term when he handed down a controversial executive order, drafted by then-White House counsel Alberto Gonzales, that gave current and former presidents and vice presidents, along with their heirs, unprecedented authority to block the disclosure of White House records. "What this amounts to is that past presidents' grandchildren can, in effect, be given executive privilege," says Anna K. Nelson, the distinguished historian in residence at American University. Nelson, along with many other historians, saw the move as a transparent effort to protect the records of the president's father, George H.W. Bush; some Reagan- and Bush Sr.-era material has indeed been delayed or withheld since the executive order."
So much for the gwb library and Freedom of Information Act = shams
