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Why the Right Went Wrong

Conservatsm - From Goldwater to the Tea Party and Beyond

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An edition of Why the Right Went Wrong (2016)

Why the Right Went Wrong

Conservatsm - From Goldwater to the Tea Party and Beyond

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An analysis of why American conservatives represented by the Republican party behaved the way they did from the 1960s to just before the 2016 presidental election.

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Simon & Schuster
Language
English
Pages
532

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U.S. Congress, American politics, governance, Conservatism, History, nyt:hardcover-nonfiction=2016-02-07, New York Times bestseller
People
William Buckley, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, William Clinton, Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon, Barack Obama, Ronald Regan
Times
1964-2016

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Table of Contents

Contents Page ix
Introduction: What Happened to Conservatism? Page 1 1. The Ambiguous Hero Page 27 2. In the Shadow of Goldwater Page 38 3. From Radicalism to Governing Page 66 4. The End of the Reagan Majority Page 94 5. The Gingrich Revolution and Conservatism's Second Chance Page 124 6. Put On a Compassionate Face Page 160 7. Double-Edged "Strategery" Page 179 8. "I Can Hear You" Page 197 9. The New, New, Old Right Page 236 10. Dreams of Celestial Choirs Page 261 11. The Logic of Obstruction Page 291 12. The Tea Party Overreaches and Republicans Wage Class War Page 323 13. Saying Yes and No to Obama Page 365 14. The Fever That Wouldn't Break Page 385 15. Reforming Conservatism or Trumping It Page 415 16. Up From Goldwaterism Page 443 Acknowledgments Page 469 Notes Page 477 A Brief Bibliographical Essay Page 503 Index Page 509

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JC573.2.U6 D57 2016

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hardcover
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x, 532p
Number of pages
532
Weight
715 grams

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9781476763798
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2015027336
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913337587

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The history of contemporary American conservatism is a story of disappointment and betrayal.
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