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American Psychosis (David Corn)

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American Psychosis: A Historical Investigation of How the Republican Party Went Crazy by David Corn is a work of political history and investigative journalism that examines the long evolution of the modern Republican Party’s relationship with extremism, conspiracy thinking, racial resentment, and anti-democratic rhetoric. Rather than treating Donald Trump as an isolated rupture, the book argues that Trumpism emerged from decades of strategic choices, ideological drift, and alliances with fringe actors that were tolerated or encouraged for political gain. Corn traces this development from the McCarthy era through Goldwater conservatism, the rise of the New Right, and into the age of Trump and January 6. The book is designed to explain how a major American party came to normalize irrationality and paranoia as tools of power. Its purpose is both historical and interpretive: to show the continuity behind today’s political crisis and to clarify why the current GOP cannot be understood without its deeper postwar roots.