Richard Nixon and the Quest for a New Majority

The book delves into Richard Nixon's strategies in navigating the conservative landscape of the late twentieth century, highlighting his efforts to establish a Republican majority. Robert Mason critically examines Nixon's approach, arguing that while Nixon had activist intentions, his administration fell short in actual implementation. The work engages with historical debates surrounding the nature of Nixon's governance and the evolution of modern political conservatism, providing a nuanced perspective on his legacy.