The Conservative Revolution

The book delves into the remarkable evolution of the conservative movement in American politics over the past fifty years, highlighting its rise from obscurity post-World War II to a formidable force by the late 20th century. Lee Edwards chronicles how a dedicated group of individuals in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s challenged the dominant liberal narrative, ultimately reshaping political dynamics and establishing a lasting impact on governance. The narrative underscores the movement's resilience and its profound influence on the political landscape, even after significant setbacks.