The New American Deal is a bold constitutional and political reform manifesto designed for an America struggling with polarization, executive overreach, declining civic education, and global instability. Blending historical analysis with forward-looking policy design, the book lays out a comprehensive agenda for modernizing American institutions while preserving the spirit of the Founders. Through essays that examine elections, courts, the presidency, national security,...

(Selected from the spirit and language of Part III, “The Expanded New American Deal,” capturing the voice and thesis while remaining self-contained.) “A republic cannot be preserved by sentiment alone. It must continually rebuild the institutions that guard liberty from the appetites of power, from the factions of the moment, and from the emergencies that never cease. The New American Deal begins with a simple premise: that the United States must decide whether it ...