First published 2009
Mark R. Levin addresses the mounting liberal challenge to constitutional principles that has grown since Roosevelt's New Deal in the 1930s. The radio host and bestselling author of Men in Black and Rescuing Sprite argues that federal government has become an unaccountable massive entity. Levin presents conservatism as the remedy to tyranny because conservative principles mirror founding principles. Through focused essays, he examines how conservatives can respond to liberal influence across contemporary issues including the economy, health care, climate policy, and immigration. He demonstrates that conservative change enhances individual freedom while remaining prudent. Levin provides philosophical, historical, and practical tools for renewing conservative vision and protecting American society. The book serves as a manifesto for twenty-first century conservative movement, drawing from his experience reaching over five million radio listeners. His argument centers on individual freedoms as the foundation of liberty for all Americans, while liberal policies lead toward societal breakdown and tyranny.
Genres: american, political-science, non-fiction, 21st-century, american-history
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: manifesto
Setting: America, United States
Period: 21st Century
245 pages · Hardcover · Threshold Editions