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Ben Shapiro’s Must-Read Books for Conservatives

Ben Shapiro, lawyer and columnist, shares the five must-read books for conservatives. Get insights from the world’s best minds - in 15 Minutes or less.
by Daniel Thomas | Jul 26 2024
benshapiro As a leading conservative voice and political commentator, Ben Shapiro has emerged as one of the most influential thinkers for the American right. Through his insightful writings, podcasts, and speeches, Shapiro offers a staunch defense of conservative values and ideals.

For those looking to understand the core principles driving today’s conservative movement, Shapiro recommends these three essential reads that examine hot-button issues, provide historical context, and chart a path forward.

3 Books Ben Shapiro Recommends You To Read

1. The Right Side of History by Ben Shapiro

In this bold manifesto, Shapiro makes an unapologetic case for conservative values in the face of today’s liberal resistance. He dismantles popular leftist narratives on topics like the free market, abortion, and identity politics. Get the key ideas on Blinkist in just 20 minutes.

2. The Road to Serfdom by F.A. Hayek

This classic by the Austrian economist serves as a warning about the dangers of centralized state power. Hayek’s defense of economic liberalism and individual rights has profoundly shaped conservative economic thought. Get the key ideas on Blinkist in just 15 minutes.

3. The Looming Tower by Lawrence Wright

While not overtly political, Wright’s Pulitzer-winning investigation into the events leading up to 9/11 provides vital context on the ongoing threat of radical Islamic terrorism according to Shapiro. Get the key ideas on Blinkist in just 17 minutes.

For those seeking to understand and defend conservative principles on limited government, economic freedom, traditional values and American nationalism, Ben Shapiro’s curated reading list offers a comprehensive perspective from a leading voice.

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