Sinking the Ship of State: The Presidency of George W. Bush

by Walter M. Brasch

“When most Americans and the mainstream media were accepting whatever they were told by the Bush Administration, Walter Brasch was meticulously peeling away the incompetence, deceit, corruption and, most of all, their cavalier attitude to the Constitution."-- —Jim Hightower /"Brasch does not spare the media in his well-informed and well-written account of the real-time history."--Baltimore Chronicle / “Brasch is a master at weeding through the political lies, deceit, corruption, rhetoric, and hyperbole to help us find the truth. He is a man we need very much in today’s complex society. . . If you’re interested in politics, this book should be on your table beside your bed.”--—Midwest Book Review

440 pages, Paperback

First published September 9, 2007

About the author

professor of journalism; president of Pennsylvania Press Club; syndicated columnist; radio commentator for three networks. Hustling book writer."