Are Americans Becoming More Peaceful?

The book explores the evolving attitudes of Americans towards militarism in the aftermath of the 2004 elections and the Iraq War. It examines the cumulative effects of various scandals, including Abu Ghraib and the Valerie Plame case, alongside the significant loss of U.S. soldiers. These events may be influencing a shift in public opinion, suggesting a growing inclination towards peace and a reevaluation of U.S. military involvement.