When the Clock Broke

When the Clock Broke (2024) delivers a fascinating look into the years leading up to the 1992 Presidential Election, between Bill Clinton, Ross Perot, and the incumbent George H.W. Bush. It reveals how a relatively small movement took root and began to transform the Republican Party into a more populist and authoritarian version of conservatism. It also shows why this approach appeals to the disaffected groups in America.

• History buffs
• Political junkies
• Cultural critics

John Ganz is an American journalist and historian known for his keen analyses on contemporary politics and history. He has written extensively for various publications, including The New Republic and The Washington Post. Ganz’s work often explores the intersections of politics, culture, and economic change, offering a nuanced perspective on American history.