Summary:
The book is a personal account of a lifelong conservative's disillusionment with the right-wing political landscape, particularly in the era of Donald Trump. It critiques the Republican Party's shift away from traditional conservative values and towards a more nationalist and populist agenda, leading the author to reassess his own political beliefs and affiliations.
Key points:
1. Ideological Shift: Max Boot shares his move away from the conservative movement, especially during Trump's time, as he saw the party's principles change.
Books similar to "The Corrosion of Conservatism":
![](/books/8c/8c10c8f1e2.jpg)
It Was All a Lie
Stuart Stevens
![](/books/84/84ce604d33.jpg)
Thank You for Your Servitude
Mark Leibovich
![](/books/ba/ba06fa7884.jpg)
American Carnage
Tim Alberta
![](/books/15/150a34c960.jpg)
Everything Trump Touches Dies
Rick Wilson
![](/books/c3/c3e340ba70.jpg)
A Warning
Anonymous
![](/books/e5/e5ce2aef9e.jpg)
No Is Not Enough
Naomi Klein
![](/books/47/4734caeb4c.jpg)
The United States of Trump
Bill O'Reilly
![](/books/d2/d2fc40b4ee.jpg)
This Will Not Pass
Jonathan Martin|Alexander Burns
![](/books/34/3426b1e594.jpg)
Divided Politics, Divided Nation
Darrell M. West
![](/books/de/de69597f5e.jpg)
Front Row at the Trump Show
Jonathan Karl