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William Rusher, the longtime syndicated columnist and former publisher of National Review, died this weekend. Rusher also played an important role in the movement that captured the Republican presidential nomination for Barry Goldwater in 1964. RIP.
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Al Adab| 4.18.11 @ 11:23AM
All too many of the founding lights of the Conservative Movement have left us. Now our generation must take its place and lead the Movement toward a bright day of success. Continue to honor their memory and vindicate the principles for which they, a great personal sacrifice, battled. Willian Rusher was one such light. RIP
Seek| 4.18.11 @ 12:44PM
The term "renaissance man" may be overworked, but Bill Rusher, like Bill Buckley, truly earned it. A great conservative. R.I.P.
kingsmill| 4.18.11 @ 5:34PM
Rusher had a better political instinct than WFB. He avoided the trendy issues and did not care what the Left elites thought of him.
Bill Rusher--R.I.P.