If Not Us, Who? : William Rusher, 'National Review' and the Conservative Movement ebook online

If Not Us, Who? : William Rusher, 'National Review' and the Conservative MovementIf Not Us, Who? : William Rusher, 'National Review' and the Conservative Movement ebook online

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Author: David B. Frisk
Published Date: 30 Apr 2012
Publisher: Isi Books
Language: English
Format: Hardback::592 pages
ISBN10: 1935191454
ISBN13: 9781935191452
Publication City/Country: Wilmington, United States
File size: 57 Mb
Filename: if-not-us-who?-william-rusher-'national-review'-and-the-conservative-movement.pdf
Dimension: 162.56x 231.14x 35.56mm::816.47g
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Is both the story of an architect of the modern conservative movement and a colorful journey through a half century of high-level politics. Best known as the longtime publisher of National Review, William Rusher (1923 2011) was more than just a Arriving at National Review in 1957, William A. Rusher discovered a fledgling magazine that was losing $100,000 a year. The founder and editor William F. Buckley Jr. Had previously fulfilled the duties of publisher himself, but eventually found that he could no longer handle two jobs and hand Review of Carl T. Bogus's William F. Buckley Jr. And the Rise of words when he called Buckley "The St. Paul of the conservative movement. This was at a time when it was not unusual for a Republican to run to the left Former National Review publisher William Rusher called this "the blunder of 1968. William A. Rusher, the long-time publisher of National Review, great friend of John Ashbrook and a member of the Ashbrook Center's board of advisers, has died at the age of 87 out in California. I know everyone in the Ashbrook Center circle, as well as the wider conservative movement, will National Review founder William F. Buckley Jr. In an undated photo. Writer Gore Vidal when Buckley said, Stop calling me a crypto-Nazi or I'll knock you in William Rusher, publisher of National Review from 1957 to 1988, said in but that did not turn him against Bush or the conservative movement. National Review (NR) este o revistă bilunară americană de aripa dreaptă care s-a concentrat pe știri și pe comentarii politice, sociale, culturale și de afaceri. Revista a fost fondată de către publicistul William F. Buckley Jr. �n 1955. Ea este redactată �n prezent de Rich Lowry. De la fondarea sa, revista a jucat un rol SACRAMENTO William A. 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