First published 2011
Political pollsters Scott Rasmussen and Doug Schoen examine the populist uprising reshaping American politics. The authors argue that the contemporary rebellion against Washington and Wall Street represents a classic populist movement. They focus on how the Tea Party fundamentally transforms the traditional two-party system. Rasmussen and Schoen analyze the movement's origins, tactics, and broader implications. The book explores what this political upheaval means for the future direction of American governance. The authors present their findings through the lens of experienced political observers who have tracked public opinion trends. They offer insights for readers across the political spectrum, addressing concerns from both conservative and liberal perspectives. The analysis covers the movement's impact on electoral politics and policy debates. The book serves as a guide for anyone seeking to understand the forces driving political change in contemporary America.
Genres: american, political-science, politics, 21st-century, social-movements, american-history
Vibes: analytical, insightful, thought-provoking
Tropes: political-commentary, social-commentary
352 pages · Paperback · Broadside Books