GAO Criticizes Bush's AIDS Plan

The President's rejection of scientific and social theory in favor of religious constructionism contines to screw up US Policy... From the Washington Post - click here to read more...

The requirement that a large fraction of President Bush's global AIDS plan go to promote abstinence and fidelity is causing confusion in many countries and in a few is eroding other prevention efforts, including ones to reduce mother-to-child transmission of the virus.

Those are among the chief conclusions of an 87-page report by the Government Accountability Office that examined the most controversial aspect of the giant AIDS plan, budgeted at $15 billion over five years.