A letter to America: Is President Bush Leading us in the Right Direction?

Currently, there are many books which have been written documenting the issues of the Bush Presidency; A Letter to America draws the reader a clearer more concise picture of major policies of this White House. The author, a trauma surgeon, uses multiple forms of data to analyze and treat an injured patient. He uses those same skills to dissect the policies of Bush's White House.

A Letter to America draws the reader a clearer, more concise picture of major policies of the Bush White House. From the Iraq War to No Child Left Behind to Tax Cuts to Religion in Politics, these subjects and more are opened to critical inspection. Written in a fluid, crisp style, the author draws on his experience as a surgeon and an American to examine the White House from many angles. Miscues, mistakes, misstatements and missteps are clearly exposed for the reader to examine. The author invites you to read the book and determine if President Bush is failing America.

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