To Start a War

In "To Start A War," New York Times bestselling author Robert Draper presents a comprehensive examination of the Bush and Cheney administration’s decision to invade Iraq, highlighting the profound consequences of that pivotal moment in American foreign policy. Through meticulous reporting and firsthand accounts, Draper reveals the fear, paranoia, and groupthink that shaped the decision-making process, ultimately leading to an intelligence failure that was both comprehensive and tragically misguided. This gripping narrative offers a fair yet damning insight into how a series of false narratives justified actions that resulted in lasting chaos and profound loss in the Middle East.