The American Spectator : Contributors : Alfred S. Regnery

Alfred S. Regnery

Contributor

Alfred S. Regnery is a former publisher of The American Spectator. He is the former president and publisher of Regnery Publishing, Inc., which produced twenty-two New York Times bestsellers during his tenure. Regnery also served in the Justice Department during the Reagan Administration, worked on the U.S. Senate staff, and has been in private law practice. He currently serves on several corporate and non-profit boards, and is the Chairman of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute .

His first book, Upstream: The Ascendance of American Conservatism, was published in 2008. The book has been praised as one of the best authoritative accounts on the history of the American conservative movement.

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Another Obama Friend from the March 2012 issue
Who’s Really Conservative? from the February 2012 issue
Obama Can’t Get Past the Past from the December 2011 - January 2012 issue
My One-Night Stand With a Real Pig from the November 2011 issue
Balancing Acts from the October 2011 issue
They’re All in This Together September 7, 2011
Red States Rising from the September 2011 issue
They’re All in This Together from the September 2011 issue
William A. Rusher, RIP from the June 2011 issue
The Best Is Yet to Come from the May 2011 issue
We’ll Always Have Paris from the April 2011 issue
Unwanted: Dead or Alive from the February 2011 issue
Repudiations and Recommendations from the December 2010 - January 2011 issue
Ending the Ratchet Racket from the November 2010 issue
Obama’s War from the October 2010 issue
Pilgrimage to Albania from the September 2010 issue
Ruling Against the Ruling Class from the September 2010 issue
Three Essential Words from the July 2010 - August 2010 issue
No Reverse from the June 2010 issue
Why the Tea Party Movement Is Important from the May 2010 issue
The Good Old Days from the April 2010 issue
Constitution Care from the March 2010 issue
Suicide Prevention from the February 2010 issue
Agents of Influence from the December 2009 - January 2010 issue
Portrait of an Artist from the July 2009 - August 2009 issue
Up from Obama from the June 2009 issue
A Question of Competence from the May 2009 issue
Sailing to Obamaland from the April 2009 issue
Promises, Promises from the March 2009 issue
Back to Basics from the December 2008 - January 2009 issue
In With the New from the November 2008 issue
Re: More WFB Score Settling, Alas February 29, 2008
Conservatism’s Heart and Soul February 28, 2008
Suing Regnery Publishing November 7, 2007
Single Malt in the Blue Ridge September 18, 2007
New Thinking October 20, 2005
RE: Vacation Overtime September 30, 2005
‘Pretty Conservative’ Republicans September 29, 2005
Right Reminders September 28, 2005
No Strings Attached August 31, 2005

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