United States of Socialism

Dinesh D’Souza examines the resurgence of socialism in the twenty-first century, arguing that its modern form, championed by figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders, is distinct from historical socialism. He posits that this 'identity socialism' merges classic socialist tenets with identity politics, despite claims of modeling itself on Scandinavian countries. D’Souza contends that this new movement ultimately follows a Venezuelan, rather than Scandinavian, model, documenting what he describes as lawless and authoritarian tendencies. This book offers an exposé of the ideas and tactics of the socialist Left, advocating for entrepreneurs and the free market.