National Review Magazine
National Review is a USA magazine covering Political News.
NR is an American journal of conservative opinion and an online forum covering Republican/conservative news, commentary and opinion. The National Review was founded in 1955 by William F. Buckley. Buckley once answered a question about when the magazine would be profitable by saying, "You don't expect the Church to make a profit, do you?"
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Very Good (9 votes)Political Bias: Conservative (9 votes) Credibility: Moderate (8 votes) |
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William F. Buckley, Jr. - A Renaissance Man of the Right
-- From an obituary for Buckley, who died on February 27, 2008, written by Bart Barnes and published in the Washington Post:
"In his public persona, Buckley often was described as a "Renaissance man of the right." He had been an...
Blogger Under Fire for Using Prostitute Metaphor in National Review Post About Elena Kagan
-- New York magazine/Daily Intel reported on May 10, 2010:
"Conservative writer Ed Whelan has taken some heat over the weekend for using an ill-advised metaphor in a Friday National Review Online post in which he argued against Elena Kagan for the Supreme Court spot. He...
Generally I like reading this magazine even though I often find it hard to
agree with many of the positions it takes. It is, however, quite interesting reading.
The writers present their opinions rather well, and while I am often at odds with the opinions of these writers, I find that they do keep a civil tone...
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