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The must-read summary of Byron York's book “The Vast Left Wing Conspiracy”.
This complete summary of "The Vast Left Wing Conspiracy" by Byron York, an American conservative journalist, presents the author's insight as to how Democrats, billionaires and liberal activists failed to bring down President Bush in the 2004 election. He goes on to explain how they subsequently reformed American Politics by creating a new, powerful political movement.
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To learn more, read "The Vast Left Wing" and discover the liberal movement's gradual gaining of momentum and influence.
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The Vast Left Wing Conspiracy is York’s analysis of how democratic operatives, eccentric billionaires, liberal activists and others worked desperately to bring down President Bush, why they failed and why they’ll try even harder next time. He describes how, by focusing their anger on Bush, the war in Iraq and the “right-wing media”, liberals in America have built the biggest, richest and best organized political movement in American history and as a result, have transformed politics forever.
The book is written as a behind-the-scenes look at the core aspects of the new movement. York reveals the way Democrats wooed billionaire donor George Soros to be one of the primary supporters of the movement. He shares evidence that supports the claim that Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 has no basis in fact. York also explains how the Left created a network of “527” organizations to evade election laws. As he describes each part of the movement, York explains why it failed, but also tells why they might not fail next time.
Byron York is the White House correspondent for National Review magazine and writes a regular column for The Hill, a newspaper about Congress. He has also written for the Atlantic Monthly, Wall Street Journal, Weekly Standard and the New York Post, among other publications.
“We have to fight back.” Those were the words Al Franken spoke at the opening of the Center for American Progress, a new think-tank founded by former Clinton chief of staff, John Podesta, on November 1, 2003. His words were a perfect expression of how the crowd of Democratic heavyweights present at the event felt.
