

The New Right
Mar 7, 2024
Explore the rise of the New Right movement in the 1976 Republican primary, fueled by anger over integration, women's rights, gun laws, and textbooks. Learn about Reagan's improbable comeback with the help of conservative organizations. Dive into the strategic campaign tactics, including Reagan's stance on the Panama Canal, successful wins in North Carolina and Texas, and the intense rivalry with Ford leading to the national convention.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Controversial Movement Against School Integration
02:06 • 4min
The Rise of the New Right and Ronald Reagan's Comeback
05:45 • 4min
The Rise of Tom Ellis
09:21 • 14min
Reagan's Stance on the Panama Canal
23:06 • 4min
Reagan's Victory in North Carolina
26:37 • 5min
Reagan's Strategic Victory in the Texas Primary
31:36 • 9min
The Republican Primary Rivalry
40:26 • 4min