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How the Regime Rules
- Released
- Releases May 11, 2027
- Length
- 12 hrs
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Broadside Books
In "How the Regime Rules," Christopher Rufo explores how modern bureaucratic power and cultural influence have transformed America's founding principles, revealing the inner workings of what he terms "the Regime." The book offers a strategic blueprint for building a new political and cultural movement rooted in community, entrepreneurship, and patriotism, moving beyond traditional confrontation towards lasting change. Drawing on his experience and analysis, Rufo provides practical guidance for those seeking to reshape America's future and restore self-government.
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