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Daydream Believers: How a Few Grand Ideas Wrecked American Power
by Fred Kaplan
January 1, 2008John Wiley & Sons260 pagesNo grades yet
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One of Slate.coms most celebrated columnists combines high-level reporting with razor-sharp analysis to explain, once and for all, how President Bush has gotten so far off track on foreign policy--and why much of the nation has followed him.
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