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From the bestselling author of Nixonland and Invisible Bridge comes a complex portrait of President Ronald Reagan that charts the rise of the modern conservative brand unlike ever before. After chronicling America?s transformation from a center-left to center-right nation for two decades, Rick Perlstein now focuses on the tumultuous life of President Ronald Reagan from 1976?1980. Within the book?s four-year time frame, Perlstein touches on themes of confluence as he discusses the four stories that define American politics up to the age of Trump. There is the rise of a newly aggressive corporate America diligently organizing to turn back the liberal tide: powerful unions, environmentalism, and unprecedentedly suffusing regulation. There is the movement of political mobilized conservative Christians, organizing to reverse the cultural institutionalization of the 1960s insurgencies. Third, there is the war for the Democratic Party, transformed under Jimmy Carter as a vehicle promoting .
From the bestselling author of Nixonland and Invisible Bridge comes a complex portrait of President Ronald Reagan that charts the rise of the modern conservative brand unlike ever before. After chronicling America?s transformation from a center-left to center-right nation for two decades, Rick Perlstein now focuses on the tumultuous life of President Ronald Reagan from 1976?1980. Within the book?s four-year time frame, Perlstein touches on themes of confluence as he discusses the four stories that define American politics up to the age of Trump. There is the rise of a newly aggressive corporate America diligently organizing to turn back the liberal tide: powerful unions, environmentalism, and unprecedentedly suffusing regulation. There is the movement of political mobilized conservative Christians, organizing to reverse the cultural institutionalization of the 1960s insurgencies. Third, there is the war for the Democratic Party, transformed under Jimmy Carter as a vehicle promoting .
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Reaganland: America's Right Turn 1976-1980
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From the bestselling author of Nixonland and Invisible
Bridge comes a complex portrait of President Ronald
Reagan that charts the rise of the modern conservative
brand unlike ever before. After chronicling America?s
transformation from a center-left to center-right nation for
two decades, Rick Perlstein now focuses on the tumultuous
life of President Ronald Reagan from 1976?1980. Within the
book?s four-year time frame, Perlstein touches on themes
of confluence as he discusses the four stories that define
American politics up to the age of Trump. There is the rise
of a newly aggressive corporate America diligently
organizing to turn back the liberal tide: powerful unions,
environmentalism, and unprecedentedly suffusing
regulation. There is the movement of political mobilized
conservative Christians, organizing to reverse the cultural
institutionalization of the 1960s insurgencies. Third, there
is the war for the Democratic Party, transformed under
Jimmy Carter as a vehicle promoting
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