Structured to provide a comprehensive examination, the book begins by establishing the historical context of American conservatism. It then moves to Vance's early life, analyzes his public statements and policy positions, and concludes by assessing the implications of his political philosophy. By examining Vance's engagement with specific policy areas, the book offers a nuanced understanding of his core political beliefs on economics, social issues, and foreign policy. This approach allows readers to understand not only Vance's individual trajectory, but also the internal tensions and debates within the conservative movement itself, contributing to ongoing conversations about the future of conservatism.