"Politics and Morality" is a significant non-fiction book that explores the complex interactions between political decisions and moral considerations. In an era where ethical questions are increasingly coming to the forefront of politics, this work provides a critical analysis of the role of morality in political contexts. It illuminates central issues such as the permissibility of deception and manipulation in politics, the use of violence, and the moral implications of international relations. Additionally, it addresses the debate surrounding the use of torture in the context of the "War on Terror" as well as the role of patriotism as a potential virtue. This book is an essential contribution to the public discussion on the ethical dimensions of political actions and offers valuable insights for students, academics, and anyone interested in the intersection of politics and morality.