First published 2017
David Horowitz examines Trump's 2016 victory as the start of a conservative transformation. The New York Times bestselling author, who mentored several Trump advisers, outlines the administration's strategic approach to policy change. Horowitz details Trump's planned executive orders restoring Guantanamo and Keystone XL while ending amnesty programs. He analyzes potential judicial appointments to reshape the Supreme Court and federal courts. The book covers anticipated changes to healthcare policy, EPA regulations, and initiatives targeting black America. Horowitz argues Trump possesses opportunities exceeding those available to Ronald Reagan, given Republican control of the White House and Senate. He warns that conservatives face ideological opponents rather than mere policy disagreements. Progressive forces seek to diminish American power and influence, requiring strategic countermeasures. The author identifies these adversaries, their tactics, and underlying motivations. He presents a battle plan for achieving lasting conservative victories across multiple political fronts.
Genres: business, american, political-science, non-fiction, biography-memoir, 21st-century, current-affairs, american-history
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: battle-plan
Period: 2016
208 pages · Hardcover · Humanix Books