Grand New Party

In a direct challenge to Republican orthodoxy, two emerging conservative thinkers argue that the GOP must reorient itself to address the concerns of working-class voters. This book dissects the shortcomings of the conservative movement and offers a detailed strategy for building a new Republican majority.

Blending historical context with fresh, sometimes controversial proposals, the authors advocate moving beyond the Reagan era and the current Republican establishment. They present a conservative vision for a limited-but-active government that can safeguard working-class prosperity and the broader American Dream, with specific recommendations on immigration, healthcare, and taxation.