Rage & the Republic

by Jonathan Turley

Simon & Schuster · 2026 · 448 pages

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, this timely examination revisits the radical ideals and unprecedented challenges of the nation's founding. Legal scholar Jonathan Turley draws on overlooked historical details to show how the nascent United States navigated the perilous path between anarchy and tyranny, a feat rarely accomplished by other revolutions. He argues that understanding these origins is crucial for confronting contemporary threats to liberty and ensuring the republic's survival in an era of profound technological and social change.

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