Conservative columnist and former Treasury official in the first Bush administration Bruce Bartlett, writing in his syndicated column, praised The Price of Loyalty in today's column. "Suskind and O'Neill's characterization of [the president's] domestic policy operation rings true," Bartlett wrote. Bush "has fostered a White House culture that contributes to error with a stifled internal debate, a decision-making process that seems to short circuit research and analysis, and an obsession with loyalty and secrecy that makes the Nixon White House appear as a model of openness and transparency." Read the full column here.