By 1968, by sheer dint of effort and engagement, Nixon became the front-runner for the party's nomination. History, too, aided Nixon's comeback. Though it was an important watershed in the conservative movement, at the time, ...
Author: Sudha Bhagwat
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 9781479746088
Category: Political Science
Page: 379
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Immigrants often have a perspective and an attitude unique from native born citizens, driven by an ability to compare and contrast countries, the old with the new, the past with the present. Unquestionable confirmation of that is given in the pages of From Trudeau's Canada to Obama's America, a collection of email essays written from one brother to another, reflecting an abiding devotion to each other and the countries and issues which shaped them and their family's evolution from Canadian liberals to American conservatives. Dire circumstances often hone one's judgment, as these email essays, unabashedly presented from a conservative vantage point, fully reveal. They are a tour-de-force analysis of politics, public policy and personalities oriented not only to the Right, but to anyone engaged and interested in law, public policy, politics, history, economics and a myriad of other related topics.