1946-

A brief biography of Laura Bush, including her childhood, her college years, her career as a teacher, her marriage to George W. Bush, and her life and work as First Lady, first of Texas and then of the United States.

Author recounts how she became a writer.

The story of Billy Blythe, who was born three months after his father was killed in an automobile accident, became an energetic leader in school, and, taking on his stepfather's name, became Bill Clinton, Governor of Arkansas and President of the United States.

Explores the Supreme Court's decision to end the 2000 presidential election, discussing how the decision was reached and how it will affect the future of politics.

Draws from newspaper articles, political cartoons, election-related documents, and Web sites to provide an indictment of the 2000 presidential election, and support for the author's contention that Al Gore, and not George W. Bush, really won the contest.

Prosecutor argues there is overwhelming evidence President Bush took the nation to war in Iraq under false pretenses and must be held accountable for what considers to be monumental crimes.

The author presents a hypothetical indictment of President George Bush, Richard Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Condoleezza Rice, and Colin Powell maintaining that Bush tricked the nation into war.

Examines White House propaganda from the September 11, 2006, terrorist attacks through Hurricane Katrina, arguing that the Bush administration fabricated and put a spin on events and statements in order to receive public support. Includes a time line that compares administration spin to actual events.