Dreaming War: Blood for Oil and the Cheney-Bush Junta (2002)

Gore Vidal's follow-up collection of essays to PERMANENT WAR FOR PERMANENT PEACE which again looks with a withering gaze at the state of American internal and foreign policies under George W. Bush.

In this collection he argues of the unhealthy alliance between Bush, Cheyney and the oil companies and the implications this has had on policy.

Always controversial, always thought-provoking. ( )

It's dangerous to disagree with Vidal because he ends up being correct a large percentage of the time. He was a wicked sense of satiric humor, too. ( )

Gore Vidal says pretty much what Chomsky and Zinn and the other progressives say. But he says it with such a pure anger and sharp wit that it sticks with you for a long time afterward.