Robert Dixon McKinley doesn't just write history-he interrogates it.

With the precision of a seasoned investigator and the narrative flair of a historical dramatist, Stealing America exposes the truth behind the Democratic Party's relentless, 200-year pursuit of political power. From Andrew Jackson's ruthless populism to modern-day lawfare, McKinley traces how one political machine systematically worked to control the people, rewrite history, and claim ownership of America's future.

The book presents a bold and unapologetic thesis: that the Democratic Party, from its very inception, has existed not to serve the people, but to attain and maintain power-often at great cost. While publicly championing lofty ideals, its policies have repeatedly brought about tragedy, division, and decline.

Drawing on deep historical research and fearless analysis, Stealing America is more than a book-it's a reckoning with the past and a wake-up call for the present.

Perfect for readers of political nonfiction, American history, and for anyone who still believes that power should belong to We the People.