Title: Prescience from the Dorothy Parker of the op-ed page
Product review: I'd read every one of these columns when they were fresh. Dowd and her usually unnamed Washington sources generally confirmed my suspicions about the Bush administration, while occasionally answering some pertinent questions. For instance, whose idea was it to invade Iraq, and for what real reasons (not the ones Powell trotted out to the UN General Assembly)? Dowd always came through with eminently plausible answers, but there was never a smoking gun.With the Bush administration falling over itself since its re-election, trying to cover up its misrepresentations and recover from its mistakes, this book connects all the dots. For all-time Bush-haters, rereading these columns affirms our most realistic suspicions. For those who haven't read Dowd's columns before, it shows that the evidence was there all along.
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