William F-Yeah Buckley

The first of National Review's "convictions," written in 1955. 

On healthcare.

RUSH: He was in the classical sense an intellectual, but he knew where the power in this country came from, and he loved people.  He had a profound, deep respect for them. He would have been right at home in the Tea Party. 

With the delightful Jay Parker.

Pondering our future.

Talking with Attorney General Ed Meese.

It lacks the elegance of the typewriter, but I did adjust.

You stand corrected.

Charting a course with Christopher.

What passes for liberal "intellect" is quite humorous.

With Patricia, Chris, and a detestable camera flash.

Interviewing John Kerry; the passage of time has has not brought him to a less benighted status.

With Rev. Robert Sirico.

Dining with President Bush, the elder.

Through the busy streets of New York.