Letters from an Establishment Republican - by Marty Morris (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

In 58 concise yet illuminating letters, former Senate Chief of Staff and life-long Republican Marty Morris offers a must-read guide to protecting and preserving the Republic.

Part political treatise, part how-to manual, Letters from an Establishment Republican: A Guide For Protecting and Preserving The Republic will help America transcend the many counterproductive elements of Trumpism by offering a clear path forward. Drawing on decades of Capitol Hill experience, author Marty Morris blends political philosophy with practical guidance on how to reimagine and rebuild the Republican Party, despite the divisiveness of today's political landscape.

In his shrewd analysis, Marty Morris defines the principles of the Establishment Republican Party and explains the importance of the "four engines of economic growth"--small business, exports, innovation, and immigration--and how they will yield national prosperity and global security. He identifies the three basic tenets that unify all Establishment Republicans. And he convincingly argues that civil discourse not only can, but must, be a priority if we want our government to work.

This book is a manual for both younger Americans who may not have previously identified as Republicans and those who would identify as Republican were it not for current extreme political division. It will also appeal to disenchanted Baby Boom Republicans who long for a Republican Party that represents their ideals and principles.

Timely, optimistic, and resolute, Morris's book answers two urgent questions: What can we do? And how can we do it-now? Written for readers interested in politics, elected officials and their staffs, opinion leaders, political science professors, and candidates and campaign staffers, Letters from an Establishment Republican: A Guide For Protecting and Preserving The Republic provides a rigorous defense of traditional Republican values and outlines how concerned citizens can restore them to our politics.