The Bush Power-Grab Scorecard

Thursday's ruling in Michigan against the government's telephone and internet surveillance program is only the latest in a series of blows to the Bush administration's anti-terrorism policies, and its overarching assertion that the executive branch should have wartime powers that rise above the law and congressional oversight.

See how well - or how poorly - George W. Bush's attempt at establishing a monarchy has fared at Wired News: The Bush Power-Grab Scorecard