"The crusading sentiment made more sense during the Cold War, when America faced
a truly collectivist, atheistic and nuclear-armed adversary. It is becoming
increasingly discordant with the times, and that is why some Republican
candidates with considerable support strike non-conservatives as weird."
In the Los Angeles Times, Carl T. Bogus looks to the sixtieth anniversary of William F. Buckley's God and Man at Yale.
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