Democrats have been cooking up a new law dubbed The Restore Act, which is aimed at ensuring that a court order is necessary before the government can conduct electronic surveillance on its citizens. According to the Washington Post and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, President Bush says he would veto the law unless it gives retroactive immunity to Verizon and AT&T.The two baby bells have been lobbying DC hard to protect themselves from any financial fallout from their decision to take part in the administration's warrantless wiretap program. AT&T in particular is facing serious liability after a former technician documented that the company was handing over consumer Internet data from multiple carriers directly to the NSA without judicial oversight of any kind.