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Title: ideology can overcome any facts
Review: This book is so rigidly dogmatic that it reads like the controlled press of a dictatorship, in which the strength and wisdom and iron will of The Leader is constantly praised and nothing he has ever said or done was mistaken. Meese, the slimiest and most hypocritical of all Reagan insiders, sees absolutely no wrongdoing at any time anywhere by any member of Reagan's core group. The highest bullshit level of any Reagan white house memoir (and I've read almost all of them). He also displays a Naziesque fondness for casting every event as a Test Of Will or of Resolve, in which the best possible victory is the quick and decisive use of excessive force, to "send a message". Lots of facts and figures to show that Reagan gets all the credit for improvements, especially in the economy, but also in the collapse of communism, where Gorbachev almost seems irrelevant. But his main point is to discredit the idea that Reagan was passive or indecisive.
