Reviews
"Woodward's book is packed with details about the gulf between the information the administration had and the picture it presented." -- USA Today, "Serious, densely, even exhaustively reported, and a real contribution to history in that it gives history what it most requires, first-person testimony....This is a primer on how the executive branch of the United States works, or rather doesn't work, in the early years of the 21st century." -- Peggy Noonan, The Wall Street Journal, "State of Denialis brimming with vivid details about White House meetings, critical phone calls, intelligence reports, and military affairs....Impressively detailed and eye-opening revelations about the Bush administration's handling of the Iraq war and its aftermath."-- Chuck Leddy,The Boston Globe, "Woodward's trilogy on the Bush administration at war is essential, and compelling, reading."--Foreign Affairs, "Woodward's trilogy on the Bush administration at war is essential, and compelling, reading." -- Foreign Affairs, "Never-before-reported nuggets in every chapter....It offers the most revealing in-the-room glimpse of the Bush administration that we have so far." -- Walter Shapiro, Salon.com, "Woodward's book is packed with details about the gulf between the information the administration had and the picture it presented." --USA Today, "Woodward's book is packed with details about the gulf between the information the administration had and the picture it presented." -- "USA Today", "State of Denialfeels all the more outraged for its measured, nonpartisan tones and relentless reporting. It is nothing less than a watershed.... The full story of the Iraq War will be told by historians....This book...will be at the top of their shelves as they proceed to the altar of judgment."-- Ted Widmer,The Washington Post Book World, "State of Denialis brimming with vivid details about White House meetings, critical phone calls, intelligence reports, and military affairs....Impressively detailed and eye-opening revelations about the Bush administration's handling of the Iraq war and its aftermath." -- Chuck Leddy,The Boston Globe, "Serious, densely, even exhaustively reported, and a real contribution to history in that it gives history what it most requires, first-person testimony....This is a primer on how the executive branch of the United States works, or rather doesn't work, in the early years of the 21st century."-- Peggy Noonan,The Wall Street Journal, ""State of Denial" feels all the more outraged for its measured, nonpartisan tones and relentless reporting. It is nothing less than a watershed.... The full story of the Iraq War will be told by historians....This book...will be at the top of their shelves as they proceed to the altar of judgment." -- Ted Widmer, "The Washington Post Book World", "Woodward's trilogy on the Bush administration at war is essential, and compelling, reading." --Foreign Affairs, "Serious, densely, even exhaustively reported, and a real contribution to history in that it gives history what it most requires, first-person testimony....This is a primer on how the executive branch of the United States works, or rather doesn't work, in the early years of the 21st century." -- Peggy Noonan,The Wall Street Journal, "State of Denialfeels all the more outraged for its measured, nonpartisan tones and relentless reporting. It is nothing less than a watershed.... The full story of the Iraq War will be told by historians....This book...will be at the top of their shelves as they proceed to the altar of judgment." -- Ted Widmer,The Washington Post Book World, "Never-before-reported nuggets in every chapter....It offers the most revealing in-the-room glimpse of the Bush administration that we have so far."-- Walter Shapiro, Salon.com, "Woodward's book is packed with details about the gulf between the information the administration had and the picture it presented."--USA Today, "State of Denial is brimming with vivid details about White House meetings, critical phone calls, intelligence reports, and military affairs....Impressively detailed and eye-opening revelations about the Bush administration's handling of the Iraq war and its aftermath." -- Chuck Leddy, The Boston Globe, "State of Denial feels all the more outraged for its measured, nonpartisan tones and relentless reporting. It is nothing less than a watershed.... The full story of the Iraq War will be told by historians....This book...will be at the top of their shelves as they proceed to the altar of judgment." -- Ted Widmer, The Washington Post Book World
