One party country: the Republican plan for dominance in the 21st century
Most politicians win office intending to enact their pet policies for the short term. But as this provocative book reveals, the Bush administration's primary governing focus is cementing GOP dominance for decades to come and eviscerating the Democrats' New Deal coalition. As one disgruntle...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Most politicians win office intending to enact their pet policies for the short term. But as this provocative book reveals, the Bush administration's primary governing focus is cementing GOP dominance for decades to come and eviscerating the Democrats' New Deal coalition. As one disgruntled former White House official put it, "It's the reign of the Mayberry Machiavellis." Guiding this quest is Karl Rove, a man who exercises unprecedented power as he marshals all branches of government in service of the ultimate goal. This book shows Rove manipulating the most obscure federal activities, and reveals how his actions shape local races and help the GOP lure the Democrats' most loyal supporters: Jews, African Americans, and Latinos. The authors detail how Republicans have turned corporate America into a wing of the party, and how their audacious, carefully crafted plan may yet unravel in a swirl of scandal in the nation's capital.--From publisher description. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 249-250) and index |
| Beschreibung: | x, 262 S. |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1.
The Real Center of Power
2.
Stacking the Electoral Deck
3.
The End of the Southern Strategy
4.
The Rove Doctrine
5.
The Organized Shall Inherit the Earth
6.
Death by a Thousand Cuts
7.
The Business of America Is Business —and Lobbying
8.
Put to the Test: Social Security
9.
Put to the Test: The Bench
Epilogue
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Is the United States becoming a one-party country?
Republicans control every branch of government
in Washington and most governorships. Even in the
face of public despair over Iraq, the downfall of
GOP powerbrokers like Tom DeLay, and the Bush
administration s inept response to Hurricane
Katrina, Republicans remain firmly planted in the
driver s seat of national politics.
One Party Country shows that Republicans own a
clear advantage in the fundamentals of campaigning:
money, organization, and message. And even as
many pundits ponder potential Democratic
success in upcoming elections, this book s rigorous
examination of the GOP machine suggests that a
Democratic resurgence faces steep barriers-
barriers erected by conservatives who have worked
to build their dominant position since the days of
Barry Goldwater.
Los Angeles Times political reporters Hamburger
and Wallsten unravel Karl Rove s vast and complex
plan, both to consolidate the right s own power
base and to continue chipping away at the
Democrats constituency, the New Deal coalition of
labor and minorities that buttressed Democratic
dominance for decades. The strategists fighting to
build a long-lasting Republican majority have deployed
a vast arsenal to that end—funneling taxpayer
dollars to gain entree in black churches, harnessing
cable broadcasts and the Internet, forging alliances
with conservative Jews and Christians, politicizing
policy decisions to a greater extent than at any
other time in history, and revolutionizing the way
campaigns are run. And they have mastered the
very art of grassroots political organizing that once
was the trademark of Democratic campaigns.
Some of the tactics are stunning in their audacity
and ambition, like ordering federal bureaucrats to
make decisions based on the reelection chances
of Republican lawmakers. Not to mention using the
Voting Rights Act to pack liberal black voters into
single congressional districts to assure the
elections of white conservatives in neighboring
ones. One of the most striking creations was a
White House faith-based initiative that has
directed millions of dollars to African American
churches in the hope that their pastors will feel
indebted to a Republican president and become
willing to campaign for his party.
Some developments have led to trouble. The
aggressive Republicanization of Washington
lobbying shops spawned GOP embarrassments
like Jack Abramoff, the super-lobbyist at the
center of one of the capital s biggest corruption
scandals. But while Democrats hope to benefit
politically from what they call a culture of
corruption in Republican-led Washington, they
show few signs of grasping how dramatically
the GOP machine has transformed American
politics—and how hard it will be for the
Democrats to catch up.
The twenty-first century GOP is the New York
Yankees of national politics. And like a dominant
sports franchise, the Republicans have put in
place the advantages they need to ensure an
automatic edge in every foreseeable cycle. One
Party Country describes brick-by-brick how this
one-party foundation was built—and foreshadows
whether it has been built to last.
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1.
The Real Center of Power
2.
Stacking the Electoral Deck
3.
The End of the Southern Strategy
4.
The Rove Doctrine
5.
The Organized Shall Inherit the Earth
6.
Death by a Thousand Cuts
7.
The Business of America Is Business —and Lobbying
8.
Put to the Test: Social Security
9.
Put to the Test: The Bench
Epilogue
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Is the United States becoming a one-party country?
Republicans control every branch of government
in Washington and most governorships. Even in the
face of public despair over Iraq, the downfall of
GOP powerbrokers like Tom DeLay, and the Bush
administration's inept response to Hurricane
Katrina, Republicans remain firmly planted in the
driver's seat of national politics.
One Party Country shows that Republicans own a
clear advantage in the fundamentals of campaigning:
money, organization, and message. And even as
many pundits ponder potential Democratic
success in upcoming elections, this book's rigorous
examination of the GOP machine suggests that a
Democratic resurgence faces steep barriers-
barriers erected by conservatives who have worked
to build their dominant position since the days of
Barry Goldwater.
Los Angeles Times political reporters Hamburger
and Wallsten unravel Karl Rove's vast and complex
plan, both to consolidate the right's own power
base and to continue chipping away at the
Democrats' constituency, the New Deal coalition of
labor and minorities that buttressed Democratic
dominance for decades. The strategists fighting to
build a long-lasting Republican majority have deployed
a vast arsenal to that end—funneling taxpayer
dollars to gain entree in black churches, harnessing
cable broadcasts and the Internet, forging alliances
with conservative Jews and Christians, politicizing
policy decisions to a greater extent than at any
other time in history, and revolutionizing the way
campaigns are run. And they have mastered the
very art of grassroots political organizing that once
was the trademark of Democratic campaigns.
Some of the tactics are stunning in their audacity
and ambition, like ordering federal bureaucrats to
make decisions based on the reelection chances
of Republican lawmakers. Not to mention using the
Voting Rights Act to pack liberal black voters into
single congressional districts to assure the
elections of white conservatives in neighboring
ones. One of the most striking creations was a
White House faith-based initiative that has
directed millions of dollars to African American
churches in the hope that their pastors will feel
indebted to a Republican president and become
willing to campaign for his party.
Some developments have led to trouble. The
aggressive Republicanization of Washington
lobbying shops spawned GOP embarrassments
like Jack Abramoff, the super-lobbyist at the
center of one of the capital's biggest corruption
scandals. But while Democrats hope to benefit
politically from what they call a "culture of
corruption" in Republican-led Washington, they
show few signs of grasping how dramatically
the GOP machine has transformed American
politics—and how hard it will be for the
Democrats to catch up.
The twenty-first century GOP is the New York
Yankees of national politics. And like a dominant
sports franchise, the Republicans have put in
place the advantages they need to ensure an
automatic edge in every foreseeable cycle. One
Party Country describes brick-by-brick how this
one-party foundation was built—and foreshadows
whether it has been built to last. |
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