The New Right: A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics

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In 2016, a diverse faction of conservatives, united by fierce nationalism, populism, and an acute distaste for progressivism, rallied behind a crass New York real estate mogul who had never held elected office. Thanks to the outspoken support and technical savvy of this New Right, Donald Trump bested 14 career politicians in the GOP primaries, overcame one of the most influential political machines in US history, and won the Presidency. Who are these people, where did they come from, and what do they believe This movement did not emerge overnight; it has been quietly gathering momentum for decades. In The New Right, author Michael Malice tells its story, unveiling its prime movers and providing an unbiased view of its ideological roots, political ideas, and ambitions for the future.

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"A hilarious and very smart man." --Joe Rogan, Host of The Joe Rogan Experience

"Michael Malice is a smug Jew who comes from Russia. I don't like him because he beats me in arguments and makes me look like an idiot." --Gavin McInnes, Co-Founder of Vice Magazine

"The Willy Wonka of politics!" --Dave Rubin, Host of The Rubin Report

"Everyone is reading The New Right and so should you." --Jack Posobiec, Host for One America News Network

Author Bio

Michael Malice is an author, columnist and media personality. He frequently appears as a cultural and political commentator on television shows such as Tucker Carlson Tonight and writes the "Town Called Malice" column for The Observer. He is the author of Dear Reader: The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong Il, and has also co-authored books with celebrities like UFC Hall-of-Famer Matt Hughes and comedian D.L. Hughley. He is the subject of Harvey Pekar's graphic novel Ego & Hubris.