The election of Ronald Reagan in 1980 was due in part to the mobilization of the "New Right," conservatives who tended to focus more on

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Boston Hardy

3 June, 03:09

The election of Ronald Reagan in 1980 was due in part to the mobilization of the "New Right," conservatives who tended to focus more on

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The "New Right" conservatives tended to focus more on social issues and national sovereignty. These people are also known as Conservative Republicans who voted or elected Ronald Regan into position. These groups are also linked to Religious rights and they were organized in the American Enterprise Institute and to counter the liberal establishment of the United States of America.