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...Bill Buckley himself wrote about another great love affair: Ronald and Nancy Reagan’s. Read “The Way They Are,” by William F. Buckley Jr. Pat Buckley died on April 15, 2007, at age 80, of septic poisoning after a vascular operation on her left leg. Her...
...not to do something about it. It spilled out of me. I wrote it in 40 days - no biblical associations intended." William F. Buckley Jr. was the author of 55 books, the founder of the National Review, a syndicated columnist and the host of PBS' "Firing...
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...William F. Buckley Jr. has penned a RATHER RIBALD essay for Kathryn Jean Lopez’s National Review magazine about the year 1976, when the Buckley plutocrats invited the Reagan plutocrats to their 2,000-year-old chateau, “Great Elm,” in Connecticut colony,...
...once heard William F. Buckley Jr. say that, and it sounded cool. At the Z car’s U.S. introduction 40 years ago, Datsun wisely chose not to employ its domestic “Fairlady” moniker, which Yutaka Katayama knew would have been tantamount to calling, say, the...
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...late William F Buckley may have practically reinvented conservatism in American politics – but if his New York home is anything to go by, his taste in interior decor was anything but. From 1966 until his death in February at the age of 82, the right-wing...
...intellectuals and the home for the erudite and well-mannered debate that was prized by its founder, the late William F. Buckley Jr. Har-har and farty-fart-fart. This piece was better than what I expect from the liberal New York Slimes — it was only wrong...
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