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Rich Lowry

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Daniel Boone: A Frontiersman in Full

The life of Daniel Boone underlines how the North America of the era was a welter of conflict among and between natives and Europeans.

by Rich Lowry via National Review on December 16, 2021
The Treason of the Elites

For much of our clerisy, the nation is an anachronism or disgrace.

by Rich Lowry via National Review on October 24, 2019

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William F. Buckley Jr. (far right) with his brother, New York senator James L. Buckley, Ronald Reagan, and Barry Goldwater at National Review’s twentieth-anniversary celebration, New York City, November 1975

Conservatism’s Baton Twirler

A Republican administration that wages war against immigrants and colleges should be understood as the culmination of William F. Buckley conservative movement.

by Osita Nwanevu via New York Review of Books on September 2, 2025

Long Before Daniel Penny Killed Jordan Neely, There Was 'Death Wish'

Defenses of the recent killing of Jordan Neely suggest that the film’s reactionary, Wild West–style vigilante violence still holds the imagination of many.

by Eileen Jones via Jacobin on May 27, 2023

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