United States of Socialism

Who's Behind It. Why It's Evil. How to Stop It.

Dinesh D'Souza

The book argues that socialism is gaining ground in American politics through the influence of the Democratic Party and progressive activists, portraying it as a threat to the nation's founding principles and economic prosperity. It critiques figures and policies associated with the American left, while proposing strategies to counter this perceived socialist agenda.

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The Big Lie

Exposing the Nazi Roots of the American Left

Dinesh D'Souza

The book argues that the American Democratic Party has ideological similarities to the Nazi Party, claiming that contemporary progressive policies have roots in fascist ideology. It attempts to trace historical connections between early 20th-century progressive figures in the United States and the policies of Nazi Germany, suggesting a deliberate concealment of these links by the left.

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America

Imagine a World without Her

Dinesh D'Souza

The book challenges the narrative that the United States has a history primarily defined by theft and oppression, arguing instead for a more positive view of American history and its global influence. It critiques progressive perspectives and defends the country's founding principles, suggesting that America's success is a force for good in the world.

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Death of a Nation

Plantation Politics and the Making of the Democratic Party

Dinesh D'Souza

The book presents a controversial conservative perspective on the history of the Democratic Party in the United States, arguing that the party has a legacy of racism and oppression dating back to its support for slavery and that it continues to use divisive tactics in modern politics. It attempts to draw parallels between historical events and current political issues, suggesting that the party has not fundamentally changed its strategies.

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What's So Great About Christianity

Dinesh D'Souza

The book presents a case for Christianity based on moral, philosophical, and historical arguments, countering modern critiques by atheists and secularists. It explores the role of Christianity in shaping Western civilization and argues for the faith's relevance in contemporary society.

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