2016 was a huge year in conservative publishing, thanks to the wild ride of the 2016 election. From pro-Trump tomes to anti-Hillary jeremiads to the key policy debates of our time, the Right got to write about who and what was right. There were also great books of history and reflections on the state of America’s culture and social fabric, touching on the more intellectual side of the conservative movement.
Our Top 10 Conservative Books of 2016 were selected by the Conservative Book Club’s Editorial Advisory Board and were based on three primary criteria: 1.) Influence – Did the book have a large-scale influence on the national debate? 2.) Conservative – Does the book espouse conservative values of American Exceptionalism, reverence to the Constitution, etc.? and 3.) Value-Added – Did the book add value to the conversation or provide original research?
With that in mind, here are the 10 best conservative books of 2016!
In Trump We Trust by Ann Coulter
Settle for More by Megyn Kelly
Foreign Agent by Brad Thor
The Conservative Case for Trump by Phyllis Schlafly
Clinton Cash: A Graphic Novel by Peter Schweizer
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