Against All Enemies by Richard Clarke Published by Free Press <Tab/>"Against All Enemies" by Richard Clarke has come to bookstands in the midst of a phenomenon, and pushed it to its climax. This is the phenomenon of the many "tell-all" books by former White House officials right in the middle of an election year. Many of these books have leaned in the anti-Bush direction, and have also sparked new public …showed first 75 words of 1557 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1557 total…seems odd to me that Clarke released this book in a year in which the man the he so completely dislikes is up for reelection. It also is worth pointing out that Clarke more than likely did not leave the White House on good terms. To me the book seems much like backlash against Bush and his administration, and instead of "Against All Enemies," the book should be entitled "Against One Enemy: George W. Bush."