In today's society of mass-media coverage and any minute detail of any ongoing situation being uncovered to a captivated nation-wide audience, it is a wonder what goes on behind closed doors with the true decision makers of our nation. In the book Bush at War by Bob Woodward, the reader is given a behind the scenes look at the dealings of the Bush administration on the day of and following September 11th 2001. Through various accounts and records, Woodward places the reader inside the room of every major meeting, and in the front row for any major speech involving the President and his cabinet following the fateful day nearly two years ago. After reading this book one comes away with a much better understanding of the way in which an administration operates in response to an attack by a faceless enemy, and how much diplomatic relations factor into the...