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prevent many
Roosevelt (and later, Truman) proposals from reaching the floor, even though the measures had been reported by legislative committees of the House. Because of the seniority system, conservatives were able to retain control of the Rules Committee in many Congresses in which, in the House as a whole, liberals were preponderant." In 1961, the House narrowly voted 217–212 in favor of a plan to enlarge the Rules Committee from 12 to 15 members. The aim of this was to provide committee liberals with a majority on most issues "and thereby prevent conservative Republicans and Southern Democrats on the Committee from blocking House floor action on liberal Administration proposals approved by legislative committees." In this the plan was successful, as the enlarged House Rules Committee gave liberals a majority; albeit a precarious one. In January 1963 the enlargement of the Rules Committee was made permanent, with the House voting 235–196 in favor.
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figures are based on a lineup of 33 Republicans and 23 Southern
Democrats in the Senate and 176 Republicans and 104 Southern Democrats in the House. Counting only bare majorities of the two blocs in the coalition (the point at which the coalition is defined in this study), its strength, assuming all Members voted, would be 17 Republicans and 12 Southern Democrats in the Senate (29 total) and 89 Republicans and 53 Southern Democrats (142 total) in the House. In neither chamber would the coalition have a winning majority. Therefore, whether the coalition won or lost depended not only on how large a majority of Southern Democrats and Republicans it could muster, but also on how many votes it would win away from the opposing faction, the Northern Democrats.
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4234:. Sumners refused to endorse the bill, actively chopping it up within his committee in order to block the bill's chief effect of Supreme Court expansion. Finding such stiff opposition within the House, the administration arranged for the bill to be taken up in the Senate. Congressional Republicans decided to remain silent on the matter, denying pro-bill congressional Democrats the opportunity to use them as a unifying force. Republicans then watched from the sidelines as their Democratic coalition allies split the Democratic party vote in the Senate, defeating the bill.
4267:; Eisenhower also expanded public housing. While such liberal successes did happen, they often required negotiations between factions controlling different House committees. With conservatives heavily influencing the House agenda through the House Rules Committee and the threat of possible filibusters in the Senate (which then required a 2/3 majority to break) several liberal initiatives such as a health insurance program were stopped. Truman's civil rights act died in Congress, leaving him to use executive orders to act against segregation. Much of Truman's
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4042:. In addition to Roosevelt, the conservative coalition dominated Congress for four presidencies, blocking legislation proposed by Roosevelt and his successors. By 1937, the conservatives were the largest faction in the Republican Party which had opposed the New Deal in some form since 1933. Despite Roosevelt being a Democrat himself, his party did not universally support the New Deal agenda in Congress. Democrats who opposed Roosevelt's policies tended to hold
4272:
up for election every two years. In spite of the fact that the House has a narrow liberal majority, there are only 38 votes in the Senate wholeheartedly committed to the liberal program endorsed by the
American voters last November." Also, while northern Democrats supported the Truman Administration's social welfare initiatives 91% of the time, the corresponding figure for southern Democrats was 46%.
4308:
Democrats supported them while
Republicans were opposed. For this reason, Democratic caucuses of 230 to 260 seats were enough to pass Democratic farm programs, whereas on labor issues even Houses with in excess of 280 Democratic Members could not pass labor priorities. Foreign policy goals also presented a contrast. Prior to World War II most, though not all, conservative Republicans were
4164:, who controlled the entire South at the time with little Republican opposition, were divided between liberal and conservative factions. While the Southern Democrats included many New Deal supporters, there were also many conservatives among them who were opposed to the expansion of federal power. Among their leaders were Senators
4411:. The GOP was massively defeated in 1964, but recovered its strength in the congressional elections of 1966, and elected Richard Nixon president in 1968. Throughout the 1954–1980 era the Republicans were a minority in both the House and Senate, but most of the time they cooperated with Conservative Democrats.
4271:
in 1949–1951 was defeated, with exceptions such as a public housing provision when conservatives split. Truman was frustrated by continued conservative strength in
Congress, in spite of liberal gains in the 1948 midterm elections. As noted by one study, “First of all, only one-third of the Senate is
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In the hard-fought 1938 congressional elections, the
Republicans scored major gains in both houses, picking up six Senate seats and 80 House seats. Thereafter the conservative Democrats and Republicans in both Houses of Congress would often vote together on major economic issues, thus defeating many
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Over in the Senate, the similarly large
Democratic majority modified Rule 22, which governs the filibuster, shrinking the required majority to invoke cloture in most cases from two-thirds of the Senate to the current three-fifths, or 60 votes. These actions together greatly reduced the power of the
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of
Georgia. Although the coalition usually voted together on urban and labor issues, they were divided on other economic issues, such as farm and Western issues (such as water). Conservative Southern Democrats generally favored high government spending on rural issues, and in this urban and liberal
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During his presidency, John F. Kennedy attempted with some success to reduce the conservative hold over the Rules
Committee, which had blocked liberal reform measures over the years. As noted by one study, "By the late 1930s, the coalition succeeded in winning enough votes in the Rules Committee to
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As of adjournment Oct. 3, the potential strength of the conservative coalition was 56 of the 100 votes in the Senate and 280 of the 429 votes in the House (there were 5 vacancies and the House
Speaker is not counted because he rarely votes). This constituted a winning majority in each chamber. The
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and made up a majority of both houses of Congress during Kennedy's presidency, had prevented the implementation of progressive reforms since the late 1930s. It remained a declining political force until it disappeared in the mid-1990s when few conservative Democrats remained in Congress. Following
4110:, often could kill a bill simply by not reporting it out with a favorable rule; he lost some of that power in 1961. The conservative coalition was not unified with regards to foreign policy, as most Southern Democrats were internationalists. Most Republicans supported isolationism until President
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had fallen to the GOP at the presidential level, save for 1976, 1992, and 1996, when a Southern Democrat was the Democratic nominee. However most of the state and local elections were still dominated by Democrats until the 1990s; at first these long-serving Southern Democrats still wielded great
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in April 1943 stated that although the committee had 15 Democrats, seven Republicans, and one independent, because of the Republican-conservative Democratic alliance only 12 of the 23 members supported Roosevelt's policies. Conservatives also had strong representation in Congress in the post-war
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coalitions between conservative Republicans and conservative southern Democrats. The liberal wing of the Democratic Party (elected mainly from Northern cities and Unionized regions), on the other hand, tended to combine with Republicans from the west and the north to put their own legislation
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Never a formalized alliance, the conservative coalition, most often appeared on votes affecting labor unions based on Congressional roll call votes. Congressional opponents of civil rights reform—consisting of white Southern Democrats and Republicans, despite being an overall minority in both
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Southern Democrats to steer and block legislation in the House and Senate, and reduced the institutional benefits of being loyal to the Democratic Party. Many surviving Southern Democrats switched parties and became Republicans after that party gained a majority in 1995.
4192:" in December 1937, which included several statements of conservative philosophical tenets, including the line "Give enterprise a chance, and I will give you the guarantees of a happy and prosperous America." The document called for a balanced federal budget,
4145:. For the 1937 session of Congress, the Republicans would have only 17 senators (out of a total of 96) and 89 congressmen (out of a total of 431). Given his party's overwhelming majorities, FDR decided he could overcome opposition to his liberal
4102:. However, the coalition did have the power to prevent unwanted bills from even coming to a vote. The coalition included many committee chairmen from the South who blocked bills by simply not reporting them from their committees. Furthermore,
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assumed the presidency and broke its influence. Johnson took advantage of weakened conservative opposition, and Congress passed many progressive economic and social reforms in his presidency. The conservative coalition, which controlled key
4086:
chambers—prevented major congressional action on civil rights during the relevant time period through control of influential committees and by exploiting the Senate filibuster rule. The conservative coalition opposition weakend on
4407:(R-AZ), voted against cloture; before his presidential campaign Goldwater had supported civil rights legislation but opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 on constitutional grounds, believing private individuals had the right to
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4439:. The coalition "found itself frequently allied with a conservative President against the restricted power of the Congressional liberals" in Nixon's first year as president in 1969, according to the 1969
4153:, which had struck down many New Deal agencies as unconstitutional. Roosevelt proposed to expand the size of the court from nine to fifteen justices; if the proposal met with success, he would be able to
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magazine reported, " "Five Southern Democrats and four Republicans sat smiling at a lady one day last week in the cramped, dim-lit House Rules committee-room.... The nine smug gentlemen, key bloc of the
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following the Watergate scandal led to a tremendous number of Northern and liberal Democratic freshmen in House, tilting the balance of the Democratic Caucus away from the Southerners. These
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4500:, and otherwise reformed the House, making it more responsive to the overall Democratic Caucus and leadership, and with less power for committee chairs (and the minority party.)
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Williams, Arthur R., Karl F. Johnson, and Michael P. Barrett. "Cutting the Deck: New Deal, Fair Deal, and the Employment Act of 1946: Problems of Study and Interpretation." in
4054:: "By and large the congressional conservatives agreed in opposing the spread of federal power and bureaucracy, in denouncing deficit spending, in criticizing industrial
4403:). Though a greater percentage of Republicans than Democrats (about 80% versus 60% respectively) voted for cloture and for the bill, the 1964 GOP Presidential nominee,
4371:, who had an intimate knowledge of the inner workings of Congress, liberal Democrats, together with Conservative and Liberal Republicans led by Senate Minority Leader
4932:, could afford to be gracious to hard-plugging Mary Norton, Labor committee chairlady, because they had just finished trampling roughshod over her." TIME Aug 7, 1939
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Margolis, Joel Paul. "The Conservative Coalition in the United States Senate, 1933–1968." Ph.D. dissertation, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1973.
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Hill, Rebecca. "The History of the Smith Act and the Hatch Act: Anti-Communism and the Rise of the Conservative Coalition in Congress." in
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Ideologies and Institutions American Conservative and Liberal Governance Prescriptions Since 1933 By J. Richard Piper, 1997, P.126
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Ideologies and Institutions American Conservative and Liberal Governance Prescriptions Since 1933 By J. Richard Piper, 1997, P.126
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Some infrastructure bills received conservative support, and funding for more highways was approved under both FDR and President
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is considered the main successor to the conservative coalition amongst Democrats, as it began after the 1994 midterm elections.
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Adopting House Rules in a New Congress: From Democratic Deliberation to Partisan Monopoly by Donald R. Wolfensberger, P.12
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Schickler, Eric; Pearson, Kathryn. "Agenda Control, Majority Party Power, and the House Committee on Rules, 1937–52,"
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Jenkins, Jeffery A. and Nathan W. Monroe. "Negative Agenda Control and the Conservative Coalition in the U.S. House"
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Jeffery A. Jenkins and Nathan W. Monroe, "Negative Agenda Control and the Conservative Coalition in the U.S. House"
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joined forces with more senior liberals and stripped committee chairmanship from three senior Southern Democrats:
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power due to the seniority system through chairing powerful committees; however, the strong Democratic victory in
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Katznelson, Ira, Kim Geiger and Daniel Kryder. "Limiting Liberalism: The Southern Veto in Congress, 1933–1950,"
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Carson, Jamie L. "Electoral and Partisan Forces in the Roosevelt Era: The US Congressional Elections of 1938."
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was the last major New Deal legislation that Roosevelt succeeded in enacting into law. A confidential British
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Congressional Conservatism and the New Deal: The Growth of the Conservative Coalition in Congress, 1933–39
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Class and Power in the New Deal: Corporate Moderates, Southern Democrats, and the Liberal-Labor Coalition
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who wanted to stay out of the war at all costs, while most, though not all, Southern conservatives were
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had won a second term in a landslide, sweeping all but two states over his Republican opponent,
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to convince sufficient numbers of Senate Republicans to ally with liberal Democrats to invoke
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Party Loyalty among Congressmen: The Difference between Democrats and Republicans, 1947–1962,
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Party Loyalty among Congressmen: The Difference between Democrats and Republicans 1947–1962
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Moore, John Robert. "The Conservative Coalition in the United States Senate, 1942-1945."
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Disjointed Pluralism: Institutional Innovation and the Development of the U.S. Congress
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From Obstruction to Moderation: The Transformation of Senate Conservatism, 1938–1952
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From Obstruction to Moderation: The Transformation of Senate Conservatism, 1938–1952
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Shelley, Mack C. "Presidents and the Conservative Coalition in the U.S. Congress."
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The Permanent Majority: The Conservative Coalition in the United States Congress
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5089:‘CONSERVATIVE COALITION’ APPEARED ON 15% OF ROLL CALLS, 1964 CQ ALAMANAC, P.746,
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almanac. Conservative senators blocked an amendment that would have blocked the
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Patterson, James T. "A Conservative Coalition Forms in Congress, 1933–1939,"
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Race, Money, and the American Welfare State By Michael K. Brown, 1999, P.107
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4874:"Taking on FDR: Senator Josiah Bailey and the 1937 Conservative Manifesto"
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Colleagues: Richard B. Russell and His Apprentice, Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Roosevelt's Purge: How FDR Fought to Change the Democratic Party
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Roosevelt's Purge: How FDR Fought to Change the Democratic Party
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The coalition dominated Congress from 1937 to 1963, when former
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Defunct congressional cross-party coalition in the United States
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House Enlarges Rules Committee An article from CQ Almanac 1961
4511:," Republicans became the majority of Southern members of the
5258:(2014). 76#4, pp. 1116–27. doi:10.1017/S0022381614000620
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Keeper of the Rules: Congressman Howard W. Smith of Virginia
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Manley, John F. "The Conservative Coalition in Congress."
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The Years of Lyndon Johnson: vol 3: Master of the Senate
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but lacked the votes to confirm Supreme Court nominee
4287:; the leading Democrats in the coalition were Senator
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laws, did pass when the conservative coalition split.
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with six new justices who would support his policies.
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Coalition opposition to Roosevelt's "court packing"
5103:"Conservative coalition remains potent in Congress"
4786:. University Press of Kentucky. pp. vii–viii.
5112:. Washington: CQ Press. 1969. pp. 1052–1059.
4251:years. A handful of liberal measures, notably the
5265:Vol. 108, No. 2 (Summer, 1993), pp. 283–306
4456:
4258:
4090:bills, ultimately enabling President Johnson and
5446:
5273:Forge of Democracy: The House of Representatives
4375:, convinced all but six Republicans to vote for
5011:The Elevator Constructor Volumes 46–47 1949 P.1
4930:conservative coalition now dominating the House
4352:
4944:
5345:Mr. Republican: A Biography of Robert A. Taft
4207:
4149:policies by the conservative justices of the
3995:
5235:Richard B. Russell, Jr, Senator from Georgia
5223:Domhoff, G. William, and Michael J. Webber.
5404:Parties and Leaders in the Postreform House
5055:Harvard University Press (1966), pp. 165–68
4783:Congressional Conservatism and the New Deal
3209:National Federation of Independent Business
5435:The Gallup Poll: Public opinion, 1935-1971
5423:Cantril, Hadley and Mildred Strunk, eds.;
5097:
5095:
4938:
4002:
3988:
3305:Federation for American Immigration Reform
5219:https://doi.org/10.1080/07343460109507751
4779:
4409:choose with whom they engaged in business
5139:"Southern Democrats Coaxed to GOP Dance"
4867:
4865:
4863:
3601:Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal
5092:
5080:by David Robertson, Second Edition 1993
4316:who favored helping the British defeat
5460:Political history of the United States
5447:
4960:Hachey, Thomas E. (Winter 1973–1974).
4728:Hachey, Thomas E. (Winter 1973–1974).
5119:from the original on January 29, 2022
4860:
4435:carried the same number of states in
4220:Judiciary Reorganization Bill of 1937
3344:American Center for Law & Justice
4238:proposals by liberal Democrats. The
3422:Parents Television and Media Council
2478:Project for the New American Century
2242:Conservative Party of New York State
83:
5455:Anti-communism in the United States
5251:(Routledge, 2016) pp. 315–346.
4475:, the Democratic stronghold of the
3241:National Association for Gun Rights
13:
5417:
5411:Franklin D. Roosevelt and Congress
5196:
5078:The Penguin Dictionary of Politics
4871:
4427:, Nixon and native Southerner and
4337:
4248:Senate Foreign Relations Committee
3668:Society for American Civic Renewal
3658:Republican Main Street Partnership
3412:National Organization for Marriage
14:
5486:
5475:Conservatism in the United States
3427:Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America
3224:United States Chamber of Commerce
2448:Intercollegiate Studies Institute
2354:Alexis de Tocqueville Institution
5325:The Journal of American History,
4898:
4806:
4447:Safeguard anti-ballistic missile
4240:Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
3968:
3954:
3581:National Association of Scholars
3417:National Right to Life Committee
3273:Council of Conservative Citizens
2389:Competitive Enterprise Institute
2374:Center for the National Interest
2002:The Closing of the American Mind
1962:The Conscience of a Conservative
250:
5352:The Republican right since 1945
5316:33#3 (1967), pp. 368–376.
5306:Harvard University Press (1966)
5168:
5157:from the original on 2023-01-05
5131:
5083:
5071:
5058:
5045:
5034:
5023:
5014:
5005:
4994:
4953:
4947:The Future of American Politics
4917:
4880:from the original on 2020-10-04
4538:
4172:of Virginia and Vice President
3913:Don't immanentize the eschaton!
3858:Bibliography of US conservatism
2399:Ethics and Public Policy Center
4892:
4847:
4838:
4825:
4800:
4773:
4762:
4721:
4457:Post-Watergate Era (1973-1994)
4259:After the New Deal (1940-1960)
3885:List of American conservatives
3606:Texas Public Policy Foundation
3364:Christian Coalition of America
3300:Center for Immigration Studies
2191:Intelligence and public policy
2109:"Disparate impact" controversy
1:
5394:Legislative Studies Quarterly
5370:Legislative Studies Quarterly
5327:(1966) 52#4 pp. 757–72.
5297:American Behavioral Scientist
5215:Congress & the Presidency
4969:Wisconsin Magazine of History
4737:Wisconsin Magazine of History
4714:
4515:for the first time since the
4513:U.S. House of Representatives
2394:David Horowitz Freedom Center
2359:American Enterprise Institute
4903:. Harvard University Press.
4811:. Harvard University Press.
4780:Patterson, James T. (1967).
4353:Civil Rights Era (1960-1972)
4214:1938 United States elections
4034:parties to oppose President
3713:Classical education movement
2694:The Imaginative Conservative
204:
7:
5372:(2009) 34#4 pp. 455–91
5320:; uses roll call data sets.
5314:Journal of Southern History
5263:Political Science Quarterly
4949:. Anchor Press. p. 13.
4677:
4198:union violence and coercion
4022:which brought together the
3536:Faith and Freedom Coalition
3526:Council for National Policy
3511:American Conservative Union
3499:Young Americans for Liberty
3349:American Family Association
3268:Concerned Women for America
2311:Rhode Island Suffrage Party
10:
5491:
5439:vol 1-2-3 online 1935–1948
4620:
4545:
4460:
4356:
4341:
4211:
4208:Attacking liberal policies
4126:
4122:
4117:
3873:History of US conservatism
3691:Asian and Pacific Islander
3596:Republican Study Committee
3494:Young America's Foundation
3484:National Journalism Center
3332:Alliance Defending Freedom
3246:National Rifle Association
3066:The Washington Free Beacon
2982:Independent Journal Review
2558:New Hampshire Union Leader
2473:Pacific Research Institute
2369:Center for Security Policy
2269:Constitutional Union Party
2237:American Independent Party
5470:Old Right (United States)
5425:Public Opinion, 1935–1946
5143:Christian Science Monitor
4507:As a result of the 1994 "
4228:House Judiciary Committee
4036:Franklin Delano Roosevelt
3648:Pacific Justice Institute
3283:Independent Women's Forum
2652:Claremont Review of Books
2624:The American Conservative
2404:Family Research Institute
2321:National Republican Party
1922:The Managerial Revolution
216:" and called themselves "
188:Politics of United States
183:
167:
103:
92:
76:
68:
30:
21:
4381:Civil Rights Act of 1964
4359:Civil Rights Act of 1964
4100:Civil Rights Act of 1964
4071:congressional committees
3975:United States portal
3772:Parental rights movement
3449:Franklin News Foundation
3394:Foundation for Moral Law
3214:National Taxpayers Union
3191:Americans for Tax Reform
3168:Sinclair Broadcast Group
2852:One America News Network
2124:Griggs v. Duke Power Co.
2022:The Revolt of the Elites
1892:Democracy and Leadership
230:This article is part of
5354:(UP of Kentucky, 2014)
4945:Lubell, Samuel (1955).
4684:American Liberty League
4442:Congressional Quarterly
4226:coalition Democrat and
4176:of Texas. U.S. Senator
3961:Conservatism portal
3863:Conservative talk radio
3752:Libertarian republicans
3561:John M. Olin Foundation
3521:The Conservative Caucus
3379:Family Research Council
3251:Second Amendment Caucus
2593:The Wall Street Journal
2419:The Heritage Foundation
1932:Ideas Have Consequences
571:America First Committee
355:American exceptionalism
169:Political position
4853:Bruce J. Dierenfield,
4689:Democratic Study Group
4529:2010 midterm elections
4421:
4196:, and an end to labor
4190:Conservative Manifesto
4129:Conservative Manifesto
4063:Senate Majority Leader
4020:United States Congress
4016:conservative coalition
3432:Thomas More Law Center
3128:The Political Cesspool
3121:Million Dollar Extreme
2631:The American Spectator
2425:Mandate for Leadership
2379:Charles Koch Institute
2289:Conservative Democrats
2278:historically, factions
566:Conservative coalition
561:Conservative Manifesto
466:Peace through strength
441:Judeo-Christian values
24:Conservative Coalition
4509:Republican Revolution
4416:
4363:Lyndon Baines Johnson
4344:Republican Revolution
4139:Franklin D. Roosevelt
4114:took office in 1953.
4108:House Rules Committee
4098:and push through the
4076:Republican Revolution
3899:Barstool conservatism
3459:Media Research Center
3288:Log Cabin Republicans
3278:Gays Against Groomers
3236:Gun Owners of America
2926:Discover the Networks
2722:The National Interest
2572:The New York Observer
2513:Witherspoon Institute
2453:James Madison Program
2326:Native American Party
2131:Educational inflation
2062:Why Liberalism Failed
2032:The Death of the West
1992:A Conflict of Visions
1952:The Conservative Mind
1718:LaHaye (Beverly)
618:Republican Revolution
513:Supply-side economics
370:Christian nationalism
5465:Classical liberalism
5375:Shelley II, Mack C.
5343:Patterson, James T.
5278:Malsberger, John W.
5217:28#2 (2001) 161–183
5064:John W. Malsberger,
4990:on October 21, 2013.
4899:Dunn, Susan (2010).
4807:Dunn, Susan (2010).
4758:on October 21, 2013.
4429:American Independent
4383:. This vote broke a
4310:non-interventionists
4289:Richard Russell, Jr.
4265:Dwight D. Eisenhower
4112:Dwight D. Eisenhower
3806:Right-libertarianism
3801:Reactionary feminism
3586:Philadelphia Society
3478:Youth/student groups
3359:Chalcedon Foundation
2954:Front Porch Republic
2603:The Washington Times
2503:Sutherland Institute
2498:State Policy Network
2458:Leadership Institute
2136:Elite overproduction
2093:Demographic futures
1972:A Choice Not an Echo
1912:Our Enemy, the State
1882:Democracy in America
380:Classical liberalism
360:American nationalism
243:in the United States
119:Liberal conservatism
5350:Reinhard, David W.
5256:Journal of Politics
5249:Little ‘Red Scares’
5240:Goldsmith, John A.
4833:Journal of Politics
4614:William F. Knowland
4584:Richard Russell Jr.
4385:Southern filibuster
3811:Paleolibertarianism
3742:Hispanic and Latino
3618:America First Legal
3464:O'Keefe Media Group
3389:Focus on the Family
3180:Other organizations
3073:The Western Journal
3059:Washington Examiner
2898:Conservative Review
2816:The Weekly Standard
2809:Washington Examiner
2701:Jewish World Review
2544:Dallas Morning News
2463:Manhattan Institute
2414:Heartland Institute
2409:Gatestone Institute
2384:Claremont Institute
2174:Illegal immigration
2102:Population collapse
2052:The Benedict Option
1942:God and Man at Yale
959:Bush (George H. W.)
944:Adams (John Quincy)
429:Gender essentialism
153:Social conservatism
149:Fiscal conservatism
123:Economic liberalism
55:Richard Russell Jr.
5413:(Routledge, 2019).
5386:2009-06-04 at the
5333:Patterson, James.
5299:17 (1973): 223–47.
5289:2010-04-20 at the
5176:"The long goodbye"
4699:New Deal coalition
4694:Court Packing Plan
4653:Charles A. Halleck
4598:(D–SC; later R–SC)
4533:Blue Dog Coalition
4517:Reconstruction era
4451:Clement Haynsworth
4348:Blue Dog Coalition
4162:Southern Democrats
4106:, chairman of the
4080:Blue Dog Coalition
4052:James T. Patterson
4044:conservative views
3920:Republicans pounce
3727:Dark Enlightenment
3633:Federalist Society
3571:Liberty University
3556:John Birch Society
3516:Bradley Foundation
3444:Econ Journal Watch
3219:Tea Party Patriots
3151:Regnery Publishing
3134:Passage Publishing
2947:FrontPage Magazine
2493:Rockford Institute
2488:R Street Institute
2438:Hoover Institution
2304:Southern Democrats
2264:Anti-Masonic Party
2247:Constitution Party
1902:I'll Take My Stand
1823:Schlafly (Phyllis)
623:Tea Party movement
581:Goldwater campaign
551:Southern Agrarians
503:Right to bear arms
456:Limited government
434:Complementarianism
97:Blue Dog Coalition
5361:Schickler, Eric.
5302:Mayhew, David R.
4675:
4674:
4667:John Nance Garner
4602:Arthur Vandenberg
4467:Senate filibuster
4232:Hatton W. Sumners
4222:was first led by
4174:John Nance Garner
4012:
4011:
3706:Reconstructionism
3591:Regent University
3551:Hillsdale College
3489:Turning Point USA
3257:Identity politics
2802:Southern Partisan
2778:The New Criterion
2597:(editorial board)
2149:Go woke, go broke
2141:Higher ed. bubble
1818:Schlafly (Andrew)
1753:Mercer (daughter)
1723:LaHaye (Tim)
591:Southern strategy
390:Constitutionalism
225:
224:
193:Political parties
93:Succeeded by
43:John Nance Garner
31:Prominent members
5482:
5433:Gallup, George.
5402:Rohde, David W.
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4751:. Archived from
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4629:Leslie C. Arends
4543:
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4498:F. Edward Hébert
4494:William R. Poage
4486:Watergate Babies
4463:Watergate Babies
4387:led by Senators
4367:Under President
4314:interventionists
4295:and Congressmen
4246:analysis of the
4155:"pack" the court
4004:
3997:
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3823:Neo-Confederates
3784:Patriot movement
3757:Militia movement
3576:Moms for Liberty
3473:
3408:
3354:The American TFP
3320:Three Percenters
3205:
3162:The Rubin Report
2821:
2790:
2771:The New Atlantis
2764:The New American
2736:Public Discourse
2715:National Affairs
2638:American Thinker
2617:American Affairs
2565:The Jewish Voice
2443:Hudson Institute
2364:American Compass
2316:Federalist Party
2299:Reagan Democrats
2274:Democratic Party
2252:Republican Party
2211:Managerial state
2089:Multiculturalism
2067:
2057:
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964:Bush (George W.)
806:Kuehnelt-Leddihn
473:Moral absolutism
385:Communitarianism
254:
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5490:
5489:
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5420:
5418:Primary sources
5388:Wayback Machine
5291:Wayback Machine
5271:MacNeil, Neil.
5203:Caro, Robert A.
5199:
5197:Further reading
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5110:1969 CQ Almanac
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4709:Southernization
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4665:Vice President
4635:Howard W. Smith
4623:Representatives
4608:Joseph McCarthy
4578:Barry Goldwater
4572:Everett Dirksen
4560:John W. Bricker
4541:
4469:
4459:
4405:Barry Goldwater
4373:Everett Dirksen
4365:
4357:Main articles:
4355:
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4338:Decline and end
4297:Howard W. Smith
4261:
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4104:Howard W. Smith
4092:Everett Dirksen
4050:. According to
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3894:Colloquialisms
3878:Modern timeline
3848:
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3777:Fathers' rights
3701:Christian right
3686:
3678:
3677:
3663:The Right Stuff
3471:
3469:Project Veritas
3438:Watchdog groups
3406:
3399:Liberty Counsel
3369:Christian Voice
3263:ACT for America
3203:
3196:Club for Growth
3181:
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3098:Encounter Books
2819:
2788:
2750:Taki's Magazine
2729:National Review
2551:The Epoch Times
2537:Chicago Tribune
2526:
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2468:Mises Institute
2349:Acton Institute
2344:
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2195:Legal theories
2161:Woke capitalism
2119:DEI controversy
2114:CRT controversy
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395:Culture of life
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4281:Robert A. Taft
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4194:state's rights
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1425:Van den Haag
1319:Commentators
939:Adams (John)
565:
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241:Conservatism
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174:Center-right
145:Later phase:
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5123:January 29,
5068:(2000) ch 2
4704:Solid South
4641:Carl Vinson
4477:Solid South
4389:Robert Byrd
4305:Carl Vinson
3546:The 85 Fund
3374:Eagle Forum
3337:Court cases
3093:Blaze Media
3010:NewsBusters
2996:Jihad Watch
2884:The Bulwark
2870:Babylon Bee
2826:TV channels
2343:Think tanks
2199:Originalism
1886:(1835–1840)
1613:Agostinelli
1475:Krauthammer
1084:Paul (Rand)
933:Politicians
791:Kirkpatrick
661:Baskerville
606:Reaganomics
576:McCarthyism
541:Solid South
508:Rule of law
478:Natural law
407:Familialism
322:Progressive
312:Postliberal
287:Libertarian
63:Carl Vinson
5449:Categories
5185:2013-03-12
5161:2023-01-05
4884:2016-02-02
4715:References
4461:See also:
4431:candidate
4342:See also:
4212:See also:
4166:Harry Byrd
4143:Alf Landon
4032:Democratic
4028:Republican
3937:Republican
3935:South Park
3762:Monarchism
3310:NumbersUSA
3230:Gun rights
2919:Daily Wire
2847:Newsmax TV
2708:Modern Age
2673:Chronicles
2659:Commentary
2530:Newspapers
2331:Whig Party
2294:Dixiecrats
2204:Textualism
1875:Literature
1853:Washington
1623:Andreessen
1495:Mac Donald
1380:Derbyshire
1292:Sutherland
1089:Paul (Ron)
906:Washington
596:Reagan era
488:Patriotism
461:Militarism
417:Federalism
349:Principles
332:Straussian
178:right-wing
5151:0882-7729
4437:the South
4334:through.
4269:Fair Deal
4230:chairman
4074:the 1994
3789:Christian
3685:Movements
3472:(defunct)
3407:(defunct)
3204:(defunct)
3185:Economics
3145:Red Scare
3108:The First
3003:LifeZette
2820:(defunct)
2789:(defunct)
2179:and crime
1728:Lindbergh
1703:Krikorian
1607:Activists
1560:Robertson
1540:Podhoretz
1510:Nekrasova
1460:Khachiyan
1385:DiLorenzo
1340:Breitbart
1272:Rehnquist
1247:Kavanaugh
1242:Harlan II
1227:Goldsmith
1174:Wolfowitz
1104:Roosevelt
1069:McConnell
1014:Goldwater
881:Schaeffer
876:Santayana
836:Mansfield
821:Lovecraft
746:Gottfried
726:Eberstadt
613:Redeemers
586:New Right
556:Old Right
536:Loyalists
518:Tradition
198:Elections
157:Reaganism
85:see below
77:Dissolved
5384:Archived
5329:in JSTOR
5287:Archived
5267:in JSTOR
5155:Archived
5114:Archived
4878:Archived
4678:See also
4548:Senators
4523:Senator
4301:Virginia
4202:New Deal
4147:New Deal
4040:New Deal
3853:Agenda47
3835:Trumpism
3828:in Texas
3326:Religion
3294:Nativist
3114:Imprimis
3045:Townhall
3031:RedState
3017:PJ Media
2989:InfoWars
2863:Websites
2842:Fox News
2610:Journals
2097:Nativism
2084:Abortion
2078:Concerns
1843:Viguerie
1833:Starbuck
1698:Horowitz
1595:Wintrich
1575:Sullivan
1530:O'Reilly
1490:Limbaugh
1450:Ingraham
1410:Goldberg
1365:Chodorov
1355:Caldwell
1345:Buchanan
1307:Vermeule
1287:Sessions
1262:O'Connor
1154:Thurmond
1134:Santorum
1124:Rumsfeld
1099:Randolph
1064:McCarthy
1019:Hamilton
1009:Gingrich
999:DeSantis
984:Coolidge
954:Buchanan
901:Voegelin
741:Genovese
711:Conquest
706:Chambers
686:Boorstin
656:Bacevich
400:Pro-life
317:Populist
297:Movement
292:Moderate
232:a series
132:New Deal
105:Ideology
5379:(1983)
5337:(1967)
5282:(2000)
5227:(2011)|
5210:(2002).
4981:4634869
4749:4634869
4521:Alabama
4379:on the
4377:cloture
4293:Georgia
4123:Origins
4118:History
4096:cloture
3847:Related
3719:Paideia
3139:PragerU
3052:Twitchy
2968:Hot Air
2666:Compact
2258:Defunct
2223:Parties
1858:Weyrich
1798:Roberts
1793:Regnery
1768:O'Keefe
1763:Murdoch
1738:McEntee
1713:Kristol
1683:Gabriel
1678:Feulner
1673:Falwell
1658:Dilling
1628:Atwater
1585:Whittle
1570:Stormer
1565:Shapiro
1550:Portnoy
1505:Neuhaus
1500:Metaxas
1470:Knowles
1440:Herberg
1430:Hannity
1420:Griffin
1405:Fleming
1390:Douthat
1375:D'Souza
1370:Coulter
1360:Carlson
1350:Buckley
1335:Bongino
1277:Roberts
1252:Kennedy
1237:Graglia
1232:Gorsuch
1197:Barrett
1186:Jurists
1169:Wallace
1139:Sherman
1044:Lincoln
1024:Harding
1004:Dirksen
969:Calhoun
896:Viereck
891:Strauss
841:Mencken
801:Kristol
781:Kimball
776:Kendall
766:Hurston
736:Francis
721:Eastman
701:Calhoun
696:Burnham
691:Buckley
651:Babbitt
530:History
282:Liberal
261:Schools
69:Founded
5429:online
5406:(1991)
5398:online
5365:(2001)
5356:online
5347:(1972)
5318:online
5275:(1963)
5244:(1993)
5237:(2002)
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4669:(D–TX)
4655:(R–IN)
4649:(R–NE)
4643:(D–GA)
4637:(D–VA)
4631:(R–IL)
4616:(R–CA)
4610:(R–WI)
4604:(R–MI)
4592:(R–OH)
4586:(D–GA)
4580:(R–AZ)
4574:(R–IL)
4568:(D–VA)
4562:(R–OH)
4556:(D–NC)
4531:. The
4496:, and
4395:) and
4330:ad hoc
3890:NatCon
3767:Mormon
3732:Female
3673:Ziklag
3653:Parler
2743:Tablet
2227:Active
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2056:(2017)
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2026:(1995)
2016:(1994)
2006:(1987)
1996:(1987)
1986:(1984)
1976:(1964)
1966:(1960)
1956:(1953)
1946:(1951)
1936:(1948)
1926:(1941)
1916:(1935)
1906:(1930)
1896:(1924)
1848:Thomas
1813:Rusher
1783:Prager
1758:Miller
1693:Graham
1688:Gaines
1668:Drudge
1663:Dobson
1638:Bozell
1633:Bannon
1555:Prager
1480:Lahren
1445:Hoover
1395:Dreher
1325:Ahmari
1302:Thomas
1282:Scalia
1267:Parker
1257:Luttig
1222:George
1217:Colson
1207:Burger
1114:Romney
1109:Reagan
1059:McCain
1039:Hoover
1029:Hawley
989:Cotton
974:Cheney
949:Bolton
911:Weaver
886:Sowell
866:Ransom
861:Nisbet
856:Murray
851:Molnar
831:Lukacs
796:Kreeft
756:Hazony
751:Hanson
716:Deneen
676:Berger
671:Bellow
327:Social
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871:Rieff
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771:Jaffa
761:Hoppe
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1330:Beck
1297:Taft
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994:Cruz
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816:Lind
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666:Bell
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