It Can Happen Here - Hardcover

"A masterfully rational and lucid writer . . . [this is] a serious, focused, and well-reasoned call to awakening." --"Daily Kos""" "[Conason] ably catalogs the Bush administration's attempts to subvert civil liberties." "--The New York Times Book Review""" "[Conason] offers pithy insights into each central character in the post-September 11 drama, including Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, Alberto Gonzales, David Addington, and John Yoo . . . [and] a well-written account of an administration bent on establishing authoritarian executive power." "--The New York Review of Books""" "Conason eloquently warns of the danger of American authoritarianism."--Naomi Wolf, "The Guardian"""

“A masterfully rational and lucid writer . . . [this is] a serious, focused, and well-reasoned call to awakening.” --"Daily Kos""" “[Conason] ably catalogs the Bush administration’s attempts to subvert civil liberties.” "--The New York Times Book Review""" “[Conason] offers pithy insights into each central character in the post–September 11 drama, including Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, Alberto Gonzales, David Addington, and John Yoo . . . [and] a well-written account of an administration bent on establishing authoritarian executive power.” "--The New York Review of Books""" “Conason eloquently warns of the danger of American authoritarianism.”--Naomi Wolf, "The Guardian""" 

Conason eloquently warns of the danger of American authoritarianism.--Naomi Wolf, The Guardian

A masterfully rational and lucid writer . . . [this is] a serious, focused, and well-reasoned call to awakening. "Daily Kos"

[Conason] ably catalogs the Bush administration's attempts to subvert civil liberties. "The New York Times Book Review"
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[Conason] offers pithy insights into each central character in the post September 11 drama, including Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, Alberto Gonzales, David Addington, and John Yoo . . . [and] a well-written account of an administration bent on establishing authoritarian executive power. "The New York Review of Books"

Conason eloquently warns of the danger of American authoritarianism. Naomi Wolf, The Guardian"

"A masterfully rational and lucid writer . . . [this is] a serious, focused, and well-reasoned call to awakening." --Daily Kos

"[Conason] ably catalogs the Bush administration's attempts to subvert civil liberties." --The New York Times Book Review

"[Conason] offers pithy insights into each central character in the post-September 11 drama, including Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, Alberto Gonzales, David Addington, and John Yoo . . . [and] a well-written account of an administration bent on establishing authoritarian executive power." --The New York Review of Books

"Conason eloquently warns of the danger of American authoritarianism." --Naomi Wolf, The Guardian

Joe Conason writes for Salon.com and has written a popular political column for The New York Observer since 1992. He is the author of Big Lies, The Raw Deal, and, with Gene Lyons, The Hunting of the President. His writing has appeared in The New Yorker, Harper’s, The Nation, and many other publications. He is a regular commentator on Air America Radio.