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The Rise of the New Right: A Reagan Era Discontent
This chapter explores the emergence of the new right movement during the Reagan era, focusing on issues such as busing, gun control, and abortion. It highlights the disillusionment among hard-right figures with Reagan's perceived moderation and traces the ideological shift towards radicalism within the Republican Party. Key figures like Buchanan and Duke are examined, illustrating their populist strategies and the evolving dynamics of the party amidst a backdrop of changing political sentiments.