The Constitution and 9/11

The book examines the tension between national security and constitutional rights in the U.S. since 9/11, highlighting how the Bush administration's policies have undermined democracy and individual freedoms. Through historical analysis, Fisher explores key issues like military tribunals and NSA surveillance, illustrating the erosion of rights and the expansion of presidential power. He emphasizes the ongoing struggle between secrecy and transparency, urging Americans to reflect on their commitment to constitutional values and the nature of their government.