Summary: Where The Right Went Wrong

The book critiques the neoconservative movement's influence on American politics, particularly how it diverged from traditional conservative values established during the Reagan era. Buchanan argues that neoconservatives have reshaped the Republican Party's agenda, leading to a departure from its foundational principles. He examines key political decisions and their implications, highlighting the tension between original conservative ideals and the neoconservative approach, ultimately questioning the direction of the party and its leadership under George W. Bush.