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A Report from the Conservative Movement’s Dustbin
• August 13, 2015
• 3,000 Words • 67 Comments • Reply
These first years of the twenty-first century have been a sorry time for Americans who favor national sovereignty, demographic stability, restraint in government, traditional culture, and the rule of law. For eight years the federal apparatus was in the hands of neoconservatives, and so distinguished itself by instituting massive new welfare programs ,waging futile missionary... Read More
A Moderately Happy Birthday, Bill Buckley!
• November 23, 2006
• 1,300 Words • 1 Comment • Reply
William F. Buckley, the former conservative pundit, celebrates his 81stbirthday today (November 24). His eightieth birthday last fall provided liberal journalists with an opportunity to praise someone who, according to Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne, had saved the Right from extremism. According to Dionne (Buckley: The Right's Practical Intellectual Washington Post, October 11, 2005, A17),... Read More
Parallel Lives: William F. Buckley vs. Samuel T. Francis
• February 24, 2005
• 1,300 Words • 1 Comment • Reply
The Greek historian Plutarch bequeathed to later generations a comparative study of Greek and Roman heroes known as Parallel Lives. This book was a favorite of one of my subjects, the very recently departed Samuel Francis (1947-2005). He gave it as a gift to my younger son. Plutarch's masterpiece is intended to teach us about... Read More
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