num_pages: 352
description: His hard-hitting critiques of Democrat and Republican administrations in The Wall Street Journal , New York Times , Newsweek , and other national publications have made him a "bipartisan scourge." Now in this paperback edition, James Bovard launches a blistering attack on the Bush administration that will add new fuel to the fires of Bush opponents while giving presidential supporters much to think about. In a series of cogently argued allegations, Bovard shows how the campaign promises of 2000 and 2004 have betrayed not only the electorate, but the Constitution from the erosion of civil liberties, massive debt, and the arrogance of federal agencies, to economic policies that favor the wealthy, and the deceptive maneuvers that led to war in Iraq and the alienation of former allies. For every American, The Bush Betrayal will be required reading as Bush continues his second term.
language: English
title: The Bush Betrayal
titlecomplete: The Bush Betrayal
genres: Nonfiction
ratings_count: 29
publisher: St. Martin's Griffin