Will They Ever Trust Us Again?

by Michael Moore

First published 2004

Returning veterans from the Iraq War sound off on their commander-in-chief. From heart-wrenching letters to defiant protests, these brave men and women pull no punches in voicing their disillusionment with the mission and their betrayal by the White House. Powerful and uncompromising, their raw accounts expose the human toll of war and the corrosion of public trust. In the face of a nation divided, these voices demand to be heard.

Genres: non-fiction, biography-memoir, military-history, current-affairs, activism, american-history

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: disillusionment, raw-accounts, voices-demanding-to-be-heard

Setting: United States

Period: 21st-century

240 pages · Hardcover · Simon & Schuster

Content warnings: war

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