The Right Way

The Right Way: The Conservative Worldview from the New Deal to Trumpism examines the evolving landscape of American political ideologies and doctrines. This political science text explores why modern conservative voters support policies such as trade barriers and expanded executive power, even when these positions seem to contradict traditional Republican orthodoxy. By analyzing the shift from Reagan-era principles to the rise of Trumpism, the authors provide a multidimensional understanding of how contemporary conservatism functions within the current political process.

Drawing on extensive surveys, The Right Way: The Conservative Worldview from the New Deal to Trumpism investigates how fundamental views on human nature and authority shape voter behavior. The book addresses complex questions regarding immigration, redistribution, and the willingness of voters to support leaders who challenge democratic norms. This volume offers significant insight into the politics and government sector, explaining how deeply held worldviews regarding community and tradition drive decision-making in modern elections.