Republican Gomorrah: Inside the Movement that Shattered the Party

Republican Gomorrah: Inside the Movement that Shattered the Party

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2010 · English · Paperback · 11 editions
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Max Blumenthal delves into the intricate world of modern American conservatism, exploring how a passionate coalition has dramatically reshaped the GOP. Drawing on vivid anecdotes and extensive research, he reveals the inner workings of a movement that has, in many ways, left traditional Republican values behind. Blumenthal's keen observations allow readers to grasp the anxieties, motivations, and ambitions of these influential groups.

As the narrative unfolds, Blumenthal presents a candid portrayal of the key players and their impact on the political landscape. He paints a picture of a party fragmented by ideological battles, where the once clear lines of conservatism have been blurred by radical elements seeking power and a new identity. The complexity of these factions offers a fresh perspective on the underlying themes of loyalty and betrayal within party politics.

Through interviews, investigative reporting, and a fearless approach to digging deeper, Blumenthal challenges readers to critically assess the forces at play within the Republican Party. He raises important questions about the future of American conservatism and how the current trajectory might redefine political engagement for generations to come.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 432 pages
Language English
Published Jul 13, 2010
Publisher Bold Type Books
Editions 11 editions
ISBN-10 1568584172
ISBN-13 9781568584171

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