The People v. Bush

Charlotte Dennett, in this book, is trying to awaken the conscience of the nation. She wants us to recognize not just that our government at the highest level -- the president and the people around him -- have committed war crimes, but that they should be prosecuted as we prosecute ordinary criminals. She has been carrying this campaign forward with extraordinary persistence and courage, organizing people in her state of Vermont, demonstrating that grass roots action can be powerful. Her book is a clarion call for the people to confront the crimes of government, for democracy to come alive.
-- Howard Zinn, best-selling author of A People's History of the United States

Charlotte Dennett--one of the gutsiest women in America--has written an energized, no-holds-barred account of her efforts to hold our leaders criminally accountable for shredding the Constitution. This is a woman who is not scared to called illegality by its true name and who believes in the rule of law the way the Founders intended. The 'accountability' movement deserves broad attention and deep support from across the political spectrum and this book is an unmissable part of its story.
-- Naomi Wolf, best-selling author of The End of America and Give Me Liberty