“This book is indispensable to anyone seeking an end to the Iraq War.”
—Tom Matzzie, MoveOn.org Political Action

“Tom Hayden’s incisive book not only offers a well-informed and humane plan to end this disastrous war, but it is an invaluable testament as to why working for peace is in America’s best interest as a democratic republic. For those seeking to understand the importance of postwar ‘lesson’—read this book.”
—Katrina vanden Heuvel, editor and publisher, The Nation

“It is impossible not to be awestruck by how Tom Hayden has been able to focus in such depth and with such immense intelligence on so many complex issues. He brings strategic direction to the supreme challenge of ending this country’s brutal, immoral occupation of Iraq and surrendering the arrogance and lust for domination that underlies US militarism.”
—Reverend Dr. George F. Regas

“Antiwar forces are profoundly indebted to Tom Hayden’s sharp, practical, strategic thinking, his vast historical knowledge, and his bottomless commitment to peace. The discredited pro-war voices have had their day as ‘experts’; it’s time to listen to Tom.”
—Naomi Klein, author of No Logo

“As one of the early leaders of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), Tom Hayden struggled to bring about equal rights for African Americans and later, to end the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War . . . Hayden stands for the voice of the people being heard, as it must in these difficult times.”
—Congresswoman Barbara Lee

“Tom Hayden’s life and work inspired an entire generation to rebel against an ossified body politic and a time-frozen culture. My generation owes a great debt to the intellectual courage and moral leadership provided by Hayden’s example. Now an entirely new generation has the opportunity to learn from his wisdom.”
—Marc Cooper, author of Pinochet and Me