The CIA, Terrorism, and the Cold War

In this book, Jacob Hornberger examines the rise of national security as a central focus in American society over the past 60 years, arguing that it has negatively impacted morals, values, and the constitutional order. He explores how the emphasis on national security has led to significant changes in government power and societal norms. The work invites readers to consider the broader implications of this political evolution on American democracy.