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{{See also|Power-brokers versus Biden}}

{{See also|Power-brokers versus Biden}}

[[File:Phyllis Schlafly cartoon Never-Trumpers 11-10-21.png|left|400px|thumb|[[Phyllis Schlafly]] wrote '''''A Choice Not An Echo''''' that was prophetic about [[Trump]]/[[Never-Trumpers|Never-Trumper]] struggle]]

[[File:Phyllis Schlafly cartoon Never-Trumpers 11-10-21.png|left|400px|thumb|[[Phyllis Schlafly]] wrote '''''A Choice Not An Echo''''' that was prophetic about [[Trump]]/[[Never-Trumpers|Never-Trumper]] struggle, and even how [[power-brokers]] schemed to replace [[Biden]] as the [[Dem]] nominee in 2024]]

[[File:A Choice Not An Echo.jpg|right|thumb|170px|3 million copies sold in the summer of 1964]]

[[File:A Choice Not An Echo.jpg|right|thumb|170px|3 million copies sold in the summer of 1964]]

'''''A Choice, Not An Echo''''' is a [[book]] by [[Phyllis Schlafly]] published in the summer of 1964, which became an instant classic of [[conservative]] political writing.  In 2023, ''[[National Review]]'' called this book the "canonical text of [[movement conservative|movement conservatism]]."<ref>https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/chris-christies-straight-talk/</ref>  It describes the perennial struggle between the [[Establishment]] and [[conservative]] wings in nominating the [[Republican Party]] candidate for president, and is prophetic of pro-war, [[globalist]] [[power-brokers]] overriding primary voters to select the [[Democrat]] presidential nominee also. '''''This book was also one of the first criticisms of what is now called the [[Deep State]]'''''.  It became a runaway bestseller as 3 million copies were sold.

'''''A Choice, Not An Echo''''' is a [[book]] by [[Phyllis Schlafly]] published in the summer of 1964, which became an instant classic of [[conservative]] political writing.  In 2023, ''[[National Review]]'' called this book the "canonical text of [[movement conservative|movement conservatism]]."<ref>https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/chris-christies-straight-talk/</ref>  It describes the perennial struggle between the [[Establishment]] and [[conservative]] wings in nominating the [[Republican Party]] candidate for president, and is prophetic of pro-war, [[globalist]] [[power-brokers]] overriding primary voters to select the [[Democrat]] presidential nominee also. '''''This book was also one of the first criticisms of what is now called the [[Deep State]]'''''.  It became a runaway bestseller as 3 million copies were sold.