01369     2200241   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008004100056020001800097041000800115082001300123084001900136100002400155245006500179260003200244300003100276500002300307520068700330650003801017700002201055990002501077990002501102INLIS00000000000272620221018040753  a0010-0520002726221018                |          | eng    a0-713-99738-9  aeng  a306.0973  a306.0973 MIC r0 aMicklethwait , John14aRight Nation : Why America is Different /cJohn Micklethwait  aLondon :bAllen Lane,c2004  a450p. :b: illus, ;c23cm.  aIndeks : p.425-450  aAmerica, argue John Micklethwait and AdranWooldridge, award-winning journalists at the Economist, has always been a conservative country, but over the past fifty years it has buit up a redical conservative movement unlike any other. The authors examine how these right-wing radicals took over the Republican Party, and deconstruct the Bush White House, examining its many influences from neo-conservatism to sun-belt entrepreneurialism. Their quest to understand the mindset of the overlooked and often disdained, but crucial, Meddle America takes them from young churchgoers in Colorado Springs to gay gun clubs in Massachusetts to black supporters of school vouchers in Milwaukee. 4aAmerican national Characteristics0 aAdrian Wooldridge  a09776/MKRI-P/XI-2008  a09776/MKRI-P/XI-2008