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The Political Views of a Conservative Writer
06:06 - 09:32 (03:25)
This transcript discusses the political views of a conservative writer who is supportive of fighters, raged against communist Cuba, and became a supporter of Barry Goldwater. He also coined the term 'silent majority' during a speech he helped write for Nixon to address anti-Vietnam protesters.
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The speaker mentions adopting his father's heroes as his own, reads out a tragic incident of losing a car and a daughter, and later talks about his three political heroes- Joe McCarthy, General MacArthur, and General Francisco Franco of Spain.
06:06 - 07:48 (01:41)
Summary
The speaker mentions adopting his father's heroes as his own, reads out a tragic incident of losing a car and a daughter, and later talks about his three political heroes- Joe McCarthy, General MacArthur, and General Francisco Franco of Spain.
ChapterThe Political Views of a Conservative Writer
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Summary
This podcast episode explores the political and social views of William F. Buckley, including his support for Goldwater and opposition to trade with Cuba, his creation of the term "silent majority", and his advocacy for anti-establishment conservatism.