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Article: William F. Buckley and the National Review.(Politics&Opinions)(Editorial)
- Article from:
- The New York Observer (New York, NY)
- Article date:
- July 12, 2004
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Byline: NYO Staff
Fifty years ago, William F. Buckley brought the conservative movement in America back to life by founding the National Review; last month, Mr. Buckley turned his controlling shares in the magazine over to a group of trustees, having proven that one man and a magazine can make the world wiser and better. Though the National Review has never earned a profit, it earned the admiration of its allies and the grudging respect of its opponents. Indeed, it could be argued that Bill Buckley has done more to foster serious intellectual debate in this nation than any other person in the past half-century. When compared with the neocons who have dulled the ...
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