Dead right

Item

Title
Dead right
Description
David Frum's work on the conservative movement during the Reagan-Bush years.
Identifier
494199
465098207
Creator
Frum, David
Source
Brian Lamb Booknotes Collection
Gift of Brian Lamb, 2011.
Catalog record
Language
eng
Date
1994
Program air date: October 30, 1994.
Publisher
BasicBooks
George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections & Archives
Subject
"Conservatism--United States."
Relation
Original Booknotes interview
Rights
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Transcription of Annotations
Notes on front endpapers: Seatbelts and welfare. Bourgeois virtues, 196. William F. Buckley, Jr., as much as any man can has changed politics. Alexis de Tocqueville-a conservative hero. P. 12 Optimists-Jack Kemp, moralists--Bill Bennett, Nationalists--Pat Buchanan. Reagan refused to reduce spending. Ed Meese, Education Dept. Bill Bennett, William French Smith--trust busters v. market. NASA-Gingrich/ 75% increase. Farms--forgave 9 Billion before 1988 election. SBA. V.A.-1980 21-92' 35 million. Medicare 66'-64 mil./32 Bil 80'/12% a year. Sand L. What is Chronicles magazine? p. 134-35-36. Sam Francis. Rockford Institute. Richard John Neuhaus, Gore Vidal, Bradley Foundation. Back endpaper: Edmund Burke consen. hero. De Tocqueville. Perot "sinister demagogue." Bourgeois values. Thrift, diligence, prudence, sobriety, fidelity, and orderliness. France and Japan secure--never make a cult of the flag. Our children-phrase injected into language. Underlinings/notes: Underlinings: Background of American Conservatism. Lamb notes references to various conservatives, their impact. References to writings such as E.J. Dionne's "Why Americans Hate Politics" Notes: "Big gov.," "Liberalism fefeat 60s and 70s," "Heritage," Bill Kristol, "Irving Kristol," "Int. Bond Market," Barry Goldwater, "Gov. spends 35% of national income," "Social Security," Ed Meese, "Education Dept.," NASA, SBA, Medicare, "cruel joke of Reagan," S&L, MTV, homosexuality, "illegitimate children," "eliminate Western culture," "Bradley Foundation-35 mil.," "Lincoln wing," "Jeff Davis wing," "Ownership public housing in DC," Pete Wilson, Tommy Thompson, John Engler, Richard Cheney, Dan Quayle, "society and victimization," "people who don't have to work."
Media
494199.pdf