A riveting, behind-the-scenes account of Bush's foreign policy disasters and rare triumphs, their global impact and the challenges that now confront Barack Obama and the rest of the western world. By the chief Washington correspondent of the New York Times.
David E. Sanger has twice been a member of New York Times reporting teams that won the Pulitzer Prize. He has also been awarded, twice, the Merriman Smith Award for his coverage of national security, the Weintal prize for diplomatic reporting, and earlier last year he and his colleagues won a DuPont Award for the documentary, "Nuclear Jihad- Can Terrorists Get the Bomb?" Twice weekly he delivers the "Washington Report" for WQXR-FM, and he appears frequently on public affairs and news programmes.
"* 'Somehow David Sanger has broken through the secrecy and the government gobbledygook to tell us how we got to where we are and the choices this leaves for the next administration. He reveals inside stuff that we have never heard in detail that will surprise and sometimes shock, yet he has framed it all in language that the specialist will appreciate and the layman can understand. One of the most important books of the year.' - Bob Schieffer, Chief Washington Correspondent, CBS News"
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