Conservative History

William F. Buckley Jr., a firebrand conservative commentator and founder of the modern conservative movement, was a big fan of the Electoral College. You might scratch your head wondering why a Yale-educated, articulate New Yorker would back such an “old-fashioned” system. But hang on! There’s a method to this madness, and it’s pretty darn clever. […]

Oh, the Delightful Clash of Titans: Buckley vs. Vidal! Gather ’round, let’s take a trip back to the summer of ’68 – an era famous equally for its moonshot aspirations and for a riveting spectacle: the televised debates between William F. Buckley Jr. and Gore Vidal. Picture this: the suave, elitist liberal, Vidal, squaring off

Picture this: William F. Buckley Jr., the quick-witted champion of conservative thought, eyeing the United Nations like a suspicious mother-in-law sizing up her child’s new partner. No one could dissect an argument quite like Buckley, and his take on the United Nations showcases conservative humor mixed with a sharp understanding of international shenanigans. Let’s face

William F. Buckley Jr. stands as a towering figure in the fight against Communism. This wordsmith extraordinaire blended conservative intellect with unwavering patriotism, becoming a true American icon. Buckley wasn’t just a talking head; he was the watchman at the gates, defending American values from the looming threat of communism. Let’s take a trip down

William F. Buckley Jr., the legendary conservative pundit, was the shield-bearer for Western Civilization. Why? While liberal progressives were tossing out centuries of tradition faster than you can say “safe space,” Buckley was there, reminding everyone that Western Civilization is the foundation of our freedoms. Ever wondered why Netflix hasn’t done a series on him

Ah, William F. Buckley Jr., the man with a wit so sharp it could split a hair in half and then point out the liberal bias in both ends. Today, we’ll revisit Buckley’s take on the welfare state—a topic so relevant in today’s political circus that it almost feels like the state’s new mascot should

How William F. Buckley Jr.’s Advocacy Reinforces Support for U.S. Sovereignty! William F. Buckley Jr. is a towering figure in conservative circles. As the founder of National Review, he essentially wrote the playbook for conservative political thought. This article explores Buckley’s perspective on national sovereignty and its alignment with broader conservative values. Buckley’s support for

Picture it, dear reader: Buckley versus Chomsky. This wasn’t just a debate; it was an encounter between a conservative sentinel and a liberal firebrand. The arena? Television sound stages and public auditoriums. These two titans locked horns on every topic you can imagine—but mostly the big ones: politics, morality, and society. Hang on to your

When you think of conservative media, names like Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, or Tucker Carlson might pop into your head. But let’s give a standing ovation to the trailblazer himself, William F. Buckley Jr., who laid the foundation for the entire conservative media scene. Buckley was like a chess grandmaster in a game where liberals

Ah, the Cold War—a time when tensions ran as high as the hairdos and William F. Buckley Jr. was the well-dressed, eloquent champion for policies that kept Uncle Sam safe from the big RED threat. As American as apple pie and Ronald Reagan’s smile, Buckley promoted the kind of tough, straightforward conservatism that left the

Ah, William F. Buckley Jr. – the man who could slay liberal arguments with nothing more than a raised eyebrow and a perfectly timed quip. Known for his razor-sharp wit and unyielding defense of conservative ideals, Buckley was a titan of conservative thought, lifting the spirits of Republicans everywhere. But perhaps one of his greatest

It’s amazing how William F. Buckley Jr., the ultimate conservative thinker, brilliantly played the role of a cultural crusader. Who else could poke fun at big government while praising personal responsibility and the free market, all while enjoying a fancy drink? The Man with the Plan William F. Buckley Jr. was no ordinary writer. His

Ah, the grand old days when defending Western civilization meant rooting out communists from within our own ranks—no, we’re not talking about some wild conspiracy theory from today’s internet. We’re talking about Senator Joseph McCarthy, who, despite what those liberals tell you, had staunch defenders in the conservative arena, including none other than William F.

If William F. Buckley Jr. were around today, he’d probably be rolling his eyes and cracking jokes about Keynesian economics. Picture approaching Buckley, cigar in hand, suggesting the government should keep throwing money at the economy to fix everything. You’d likely get a snarky comment about how misguided that idea really is. Keynesian economics, which

Oh, William F. Buckley Jr. The man who could slip the word ‘sesquipedalian’ into casual conversation and make it seem charming. Buckley wasn’t your average conservative; he was a beacon for those who favored smaller government. Buckley believed in limited government with the same fervor some people have for their favorite sports team. He viewed

Ever heard of a man who could slice through arguments like a hot knife through butter? Enter William F. Buckley Jr., a heavyweight in the conservative intellectual ring and perhaps the ultimate Intellectual Conservatism Promoter. This guy didn’t just write—he went toe-to-toe with liberal minds, leaving them scratching their heads and questioning their life choices.

Do you ever get the feeling that some advice ages like a fine wine? Let’s talk about the late, great William F. Buckley Jr., the man with a wit as sharp as a tack and a disdain for the New Deal that could fill volumes. First off, let’s give credit where credit is due. Buckley,

William F. Buckley Jr.’s Advocate for Barry Goldwater Think back to a time when “I Love Lucy” ruled the airwaves, cars sported extravagant tailfins, and William F. Buckley Jr. threw his weight behind Barry Goldwater—a move that revved up the Republican party’s engine like a hot rod at a drag race! Buckley, that snappy dresser

Good people, let’s step back in time to the year 1965. Picture this: William F. Buckley Jr., our beloved voice of reason and conservative brilliance, vs. James Baldwin, the progressive icon, in a debate that could light up the night sky! The topic? The American Dream. The result? A masterclass in witty sparring and intellectual

William F. Buckley Jr., the sharp-tongued intellectual giant and founder of Young Americans for Freedom, left an indelible mark on American conservatism. If you’re not familiar with him, buckle up—you’re in for a wild ride through the annals of right-wing history. Picture this: It’s the late 1950s, early 1960s. America’s in a tizzy over the