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than idiots! What harm can he do as
Governor of New York compared to the damage he will do as President if McKinley should die?" But since Hanna was unable to convince President McKinley to refuse Roosevelt as his Vice President, his efforts were in vain. Roosevelt was chosen by acclamation, played a major part in McKinley's re-election, and became president in September 1901 after McKinley was assassinated in office.
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the message could be received. The Half-Breed ranks in the state legislature thus gave more time for themselves to devise a strategy that would thwart efforts to re-elect Platt and
Conkling; Platt's adviser Louis F. Payn predicted their defeats following the results of the first ballot that fueled pessimism.
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Contrary to narratives both in Platt's time and the contemporary era which suggest the resignations were an encouragement by
Conkling which Platt eagerly concurred, it was Platt who suggested the strategy. However, the general perception of Platt as an acolyte of Conkling resulted in his portrayal as
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Seemingly restored to health, Platt was suddenly stricken by a second attack of kidney disease at about 1 pm on March 6, 1910. His personal physician was called, but it was immediately deemed apparent that there would be no recovery in this second life-threatening incident. Platt died in his own bed
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was horrified by the proposition, stating "Why, everybody's gone crazy! What is the matter with all of you? Here's this convention going headlong for
Roosevelt for Vice President. Don't any of you realize that there's only one life between that madman and the Presidency? Platt and Quay are no better
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to fill the vacancies created by their own resignations but lost. Anticipations were made that
Governor Cornell would alert the state legislature in a prompt announcement of their resignations, although a maneuvering by two Half-Breeds in the state Senate resulted in the chamber's adjourning before
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The Half-Breeds in the legislature did not look upon Platt as having demonstrated loyalty to his promise, and steadfastly worked to prevent his re-election. A majority in the chambers viewed that
Garfield's promotion of Robertson at the opposition of the "regular" machine were not "dishonest" nor
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Conkling bitterly fought to reinstate them to their seats, including Vice President Chester Arthur, although Platt would withdraw his name from the special election following a month of balloting. The assassination of Garfield resulted in subsequent suspicions toward Stalwarts, and an
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described as "young enough in appearance to pass for his daughter." Their legal separation was announced in 1906, with Platt agreeing to pay his estranged wife $ 75,000 in exchange for her dropping all financial claims upon him and dismissing a suit for divorce which had been previously filed.
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The reasoning for the resignations, Platt articulated, functioned as a "desperate remedy" to prevent him from being forced to vote on confirming
Robertson to the collector position. He thus would not betray the vows made towards Depew, nor would it act as a direct affront to Conkling.
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Stalwarts which fiercely opposed Blaine (who long had a personal rivalry with Conkling), he supported the nominee for the general election. Blaine ultimately lost the race to Cleveland, which in part was attributed to the influence of
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stated that "no man ever exercised less influence in the Senate or the House of
Representatives than he," but "no man ever exercised more power as a political leader." He considered himself the "political godfather" of many Republican governors of the state, including
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ordered flags of state buildings to be flown at half-staff in commemoration of the death of the former United States Senator, an action setting a precedent in New York of state government honoring such a former federal elected official in that manner.
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on May 28, 1909, a case so severe that his doctor publicly predicted his patient's imminent demise. Platt recovered, however, convalescing until late in January 1910, when he was deemed well enough to return home to his Manhattan apartment.
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as state Insurance Superintendent because he was widely seen as a corrupt associate of Platt. In response, Platt sought a way to "shelve" Roosevelt so that a more compliant governor could be installed in his place. President
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to succeed Platt and Conkling respectively. The inability of Platt to ensure a successful strategy that only resulted in the self-ousting of the senatorial pair ended his friendship with Conkling.
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William Platt, a successful attorney and strict Presbyterian, encouraged his son to enter the ministry. Accordingly, the young Platt was prepared for college at the Owego Academy and attended
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and the chairman of the Committee on Enrolled Bills. However, he served only from March 4 to May 16, 1881, when he and Conkling resigned because of a disagreement with President
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earlier that year. Once elected, Governor Roosevelt was independently minded and crusaded against machines and corruption, most notably refusing to reappoint
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for the first time. A grateful and responsive Sen. Conkling in turn appointed Platt to become the GOP State Committee chairman.
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Boss Platt and His New York Machine: A Study of the Political Leadership of Thomas C. Platt, Theodore Roosevelt, and Others
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proposed to get Roosevelt out of Platt's way in New York by nominating him for vice president. Party boss
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leader of New York's Republicans, where he developed a reputation as the "easy boss."
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I have done my best to elect a Republican president and as senator I will support him.
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reproduction to appear in a mass circulation daily paper," according to Time-Life's
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alliance between Half-Breed and Independents thwarted the "Old Guard" by nominating
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About the Vice President | Levi Parsons Morton, 22nd Vice President (1889-1893)
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4992:. Edited by Louis J. Lang. 1910. Reprint. New York: Arno Press, 1974.
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National Bank; and was interested in the lumbering business in
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Republican Party United States senators from New York (state)
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and was stricken by what was diagnosed as an acute attack of
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4879:. New York, NY. September 22, 1882. p. 1 – via
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On January 21, 1897, Platt's photograph appeared in the
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to a lucrative post; Platt replied in the affirmative.
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Garfield nominates Robertson; Conkling and Platt resign
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His namesake great-grandson was the lawyer and judge
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4857:. Norfolk, NE. May 18, 1888. p. 3 – via
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4121:Platt played a key role in the creation of the
4085:(July 15, 1833 – March 6, 1910), also known as
5064:Senator Platt Did Not Dine with Governor Odell
4387:Platt supports Half-Breed Blaine for president
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5195:U.S. House of Representatives
5160:U.S. House of Representatives
4965:. Vol. 1. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons.
5055:Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography
4929:Platts Have Separated; Formally Announce It
4693:, volume 15, copyright 1991. Grolier Inc.,
4204:Platt's political involvement began at the
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4990:The Autobiography of Thomas Collier Platt
4971:The Autobiography of Thomas Collier Platt
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4162:(1797–1851) was William Platt's brother.
19:For the United States federal judge, see
5005:Wanted — A Republican Form of Government
4988:AMS Press, 1969; Platt, Thomas Collier.
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4393:1884 United States presidential election
4249:1876 United States presidential election
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3669:Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal
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111:March 4, 1881 – May 16, 1881
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4733:vol. 3, no. 66, March 7, 1910, p. 1.
3490:Parents Television and Media Council
2546:Project for the New American Century
2310:Conservative Party of New York State
23:For his political organization, see
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4747:All Platt's Estate Goes to his Sons
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4529:Platt was a member of the New York
4508:1900 Republican National Convention
4373:New York Republican State Committee
3309:National Association for Gun Rights
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4984:. The University of Chicago Press.
4334:struggling to resurrect Conkling.
3736:Society for American Civic Renewal
3726:Republican Main Street Partnership
3480:National Organization for Marriage
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5761:
5735:19th-century American legislators
4976:Dictionary of American Biography;
4944:"Governor Hughes Praises Platt,"
4691:Grolier Encyclopedia of Knowledge
4306:Collector of the Port of New York
4194:Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
3495:Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America
3292:United States Chamber of Commerce
2516:Intercollegiate Studies Institute
2422:Alexis de Tocqueville Institution
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4895:"Republican National Convention"
4565:On March 7, Republican Governor
4562:at about 4 pm on that same day.
4158:on July 15, 1833. State Senator
4036:
4022:
3649:National Association of Scholars
3485:National Right to Life Committee
3341:Council of Conservative Citizens
2457:Competitive Enterprise Institute
2442:Center for the National Interest
2070:The Closing of the American Mind
2030:The Conscience of a Conservative
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5112:"Thomas C. Platt (id: P000383)"
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4426:Return to the Senate, 1897–1909
3981:Don't immanentize the eschaton!
3926:Bibliography of US conservatism
2467:Ethics and Public Policy Center
16:American politician (1833–1910)
5083:New International Encyclopedia
4980:Gosnell, Harold Foote (1924).
4726:"Thomas C. Platt Dead at 77,"
4683:
4537:Later years, death, and legacy
4346:Platt and Conkling ran in the
4253:Republican National Convention
4232:" faction led by U.S. senator
4133:
3953:List of American conservatives
3674:Texas Public Policy Foundation
3432:Christian Coalition of America
3368:Center for Immigration Studies
2259:Intelligence and public policy
2177:"Disparate impact" controversy
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5193:Member of the
5158:Member of the
5143:U.S. House of Representatives
5027:Partisan Municipal Government
4961:Dunn, Arthur Wallace (1922).
4444:Republican National Committee
4377:Republican National Committee
4338:Half-Breeds outmaneuver Platt
4240:" faction loyal to President
4097:(1873–1877) and a three-term
4095:U.S. House of Representatives
2462:David Horowitz Freedom Center
2427:American Enterprise Institute
143:U.S. House of Representatives
5745:Stalwarts (Republican Party)
4582:
4128:
3781:Classical education movement
2762:The Imaginative Conservative
7:
5720:People from Owego, New York
4768:Thomas Collier Platt papers
4466:To increase his power as a
4226:44th United States Congress
4222:43rd United States Congress
3604:Faith and Freedom Coalition
3594:Council for National Policy
3579:American Conservative Union
3567:Young Americans for Liberty
3417:American Family Association
3336:Concerned Women for America
2379:Rhode Island Suffrage Party
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4935:, November 15, 1906, p. 1.
4774:. Retrieved March 8, 2022.
4622:. Retrieved March 8, 2022.
4605:. Retrieved March 8, 2022.
4432:U.S. Senator from New York
4296:He became a member of the
3941:History of US conservatism
3759:Asian and Pacific Islander
3664:Republican Study Committee
3562:Young America's Foundation
3552:National Journalism Center
3400:Alliance Defending Freedom
3314:National Rifle Association
3134:The Washington Free Beacon
3050:Independent Journal Review
2626:New Hampshire Union Leader
2541:Pacific Research Institute
2437:Center for Security Policy
2337:Constitutional Union Party
2305:American Independent Party
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4689:"Platt, Thomas Collier."
4524:Benjamin Barker Odell Jr.
4379:. By 1887, Platt was the
3716:Pacific Justice Institute
3351:Independent Women's Forum
2720:Claremont Review of Books
2692:The American Conservative
2472:Family Research Institute
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4633:The Boss and the Machine
4578:Thomas Collier Platt Jr.
4531:Society of Colonial Wars
4123:City of Greater New York
4043:United States portal
3840:Parental rights movement
3517:Franklin News Foundation
3462:Foundation for Moral Law
3282:National Taxpayers Union
3259:Americans for Tax Reform
3236:Sinclair Broadcast Group
2920:One America News Network
2192:Griggs v. Duke Power Co.
2090:The Revolt of the Elites
1960:Democracy and Leadership
298:This article is part of
21:Thomas Collier Platt Jr.
5098:Encyclopædia Britannica
4873:"Completing the Ticket"
4671:, June 7, 1910 at p. 2.
4029:Conservatism portal
3931:Conservative talk radio
3820:Libertarian republicans
3629:John M. Olin Foundation
3589:The Conservative Caucus
3447:Family Research Council
3319:Second Amendment Caucus
2661:The Wall Street Journal
2487:The Heritage Foundation
2000:Ideas Have Consequences
639:America First Committee
423:American exceptionalism
251:New York City, New York
5101:(11th ed.). 1911.
4899:The Buffalo Commercial
4851:"New York Republicans"
4438:and was re-elected in
4298:Forty-seventh Congress
4287:
4200:Early political career
4143:
3500:Thomas More Law Center
3196:The Political Cesspool
3189:Million Dollar Extreme
2699:The American Spectator
2493:Mandate for Leadership
2447:Charles Koch Institute
2357:Conservative Democrats
2346:historically, factions
634:Conservative coalition
629:Conservative Manifesto
534:Peace through strength
509:Judeo-Christian values
5093:Platt, Thomas Collier
5078:Platt, Thomas Collier
5050:Platt, Thomas Collier
5016:The Right to Nominate
5000:Texts on Wikisource:
4969:L. J. Lang (editor),
4277:
4141:
3967:Barstool conservatism
3527:Media Research Center
3356:Log Cabin Republicans
3346:Gays Against Groomers
3304:Gun Owners of America
2994:Discover the Networks
2790:The National Interest
2640:The New York Observer
2581:Witherspoon Institute
2521:James Madison Program
2394:Native American Party
2199:Educational inflation
2130:Why Liberalism Failed
2100:The Death of the West
2060:A Conflict of Visions
2020:The Conservative Mind
1786:LaHaye (Beverly)
686:Republican Revolution
581:Supply-side economics
438:Christian nationalism
59:United States Senator
5135:at Wikimedia Commons
5044:, November 13, 1897.
4616:Thomas Collier Platt
4599:United States Senate
4567:Charles Evans Hughes
4495:Spanish–American War
4487:Governor of New York
4269:United States Senate
4083:Thomas Collier Platt
3874:Right-libertarianism
3869:Reactionary feminism
3654:Philadelphia Society
3546:Youth/student groups
3427:Chalcedon Foundation
3022:Front Porch Republic
2671:The Washington Times
2571:Sutherland Institute
2566:State Policy Network
2526:Leadership Institute
2204:Elite overproduction
2161:Demographic futures
2040:A Choice Not an Echo
1980:Our Enemy, the State
1950:Democracy in America
448:Classical liberalism
428:American nationalism
311:in the United States
222:Thomas Collier Platt
5740:Yale College alumni
5038:Bossism in New York
4918:, pp. 334–335.
4833:The Daily Chronicle
4418:Mugwump cartoonist
4242:Rutherford B. Hayes
4196:for several years.
3879:Paleolibertarianism
3810:Hispanic and Latino
3686:America First Legal
3532:O'Keefe Media Group
3457:Focus on the Family
3248:Other organizations
3141:The Western Journal
3127:Washington Examiner
2966:Conservative Review
2884:The Weekly Standard
2877:Washington Examiner
2769:Jewish World Review
2612:Dallas Morning News
2531:Manhattan Institute
2482:Heartland Institute
2477:Gatestone Institute
2452:Claremont Institute
2242:Illegal immigration
2170:Population collapse
2120:The Benedict Option
2010:God and Man at Yale
1027:Bush (George H. W.)
1012:Adams (John Quincy)
497:Gender essentialism
5276:Served alongside:
5242:Served alongside:
5212:Jeremiah W. Dwight
5177:Elbridge G. Lapham
5069:The New York Times
4973:, (New York, 1910)
4877:The New York Times
4855:Norfolk Daily News
4829:"Delegates Chosen"
4365:Elbridge G. Lapham
4310:Charles J. Guiteau
4186:American Civil War
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4116:Theodore Roosevelt
3988:Republicans pounce
3795:Dark Enlightenment
3701:Federalist Society
3639:Liberty University
3624:John Birch Society
3584:Bradley Foundation
3512:Econ Journal Watch
3287:Tea Party Patriots
3219:Regnery Publishing
3202:Passage Publishing
3015:FrontPage Magazine
2561:Rockford Institute
2556:R Street Institute
2506:Hoover Institution
2372:Southern Democrats
2332:Anti-Masonic Party
2315:Constitution Party
1970:I'll Take My Stand
1891:Schlafly (Phyllis)
691:Tea Party movement
649:Goldwater campaign
619:Southern Agrarians
571:Right to bear arms
524:Limited government
502:Complementarianism
273:(did not graduate)
183:Jeremiah W. Dwight
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5283:Chauncey M. Depew
5279:Edward Murphy Jr.
5274:1897–1909
5250:Succeeded by
5209:Succeeded by
5174:Succeeded by
5131:Media related to
5072:, August 1, 1901.
5011:, April 10, 1897.
4818:, pp. 27–29.
4614:August 24, 2016.
4273:Chauncey M. Depew
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3659:Regent University
3619:Hillsdale College
3557:Turning Point USA
3325:Identity politics
2870:Southern Partisan
2846:The New Criterion
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2217:Go woke, go broke
2209:Higher ed. bubble
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1821:Mercer (daughter)
1791:LaHaye (Tim)
659:Southern strategy
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4504:William McKinley
4452:New York Tribune
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2783:National Affairs
2706:American Thinker
2685:American Affairs
2633:The Jewish Voice
2511:Hudson Institute
2432:American Compass
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3573:Miscellaneous
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3001:Drudge Report
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1493:Van den Haag
1387:Commentators
1007:Adams (John)
614:New Humanism
309:Conservatism
271:Yale College
246:(1910-03-06)
189:Constituency
178:Succeeded by
155:
129:Succeeded by
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94:Succeeded by
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5710:1910 deaths
5705:1833 births
5220:U.S. Senate
4420:Thomas Nast
4391:During the
4322:Thomas Nast
4284:Platt, 1881
4134:Early years
3614:The 85 Fund
3442:Eagle Forum
3405:Court cases
3161:Blaze Media
3078:NewsBusters
3064:Jihad Watch
2952:The Bulwark
2938:Babylon Bee
2894:TV channels
2411:Think tanks
2267:Originalism
1954:(1835–1840)
1681:Agostinelli
1543:Krauthammer
1152:Paul (Rand)
1001:Politicians
859:Kirkpatrick
729:Baskerville
674:Reaganomics
644:McCarthyism
609:Solid South
576:Rule of law
546:Natural law
475:Familialism
390:Progressive
380:Postliberal
355:Libertarian
166:Preceded by
117:Preceded by
82:Preceded by
5699:Categories
5569:D. Clinton
5529:Gillibrand
5524:H. Clinton
5291:Elihu Root
5206:1875–1877
5171:1873–1875
4516:Mark Hanna
4238:Half-Breed
4218:Republican
4005:Republican
4003:South Park
3830:Monarchism
3378:NumbersUSA
3298:Gun rights
2987:Daily Wire
2915:Newsmax TV
2776:Modern Age
2741:Chronicles
2727:Commentary
2598:Newspapers
2399:Whig Party
2362:Dixiecrats
2272:Textualism
1943:Literature
1921:Washington
1691:Andreessen
1563:Mac Donald
1448:Derbyshire
1360:Sutherland
1157:Paul (Ron)
974:Washington
664:Reagan era
556:Patriotism
529:Militarism
485:Federalism
417:Principles
400:Straussian
261:Republican
228:1833-07-15
99:Elihu Root
5654:Wadsworth
5574:Armstrong
5564:Armstrong
5419:Dickinson
5414:Tallmadge
5404:Van Buren
5384:Armstrong
4916:Dunn 1922
4583:Footnotes
4129:Biography
4091:Easy Boss
4087:Tom Platt
3857:Christian
3753:Movements
3540:(defunct)
3475:(defunct)
3272:(defunct)
3253:Economics
3213:Red Scare
3176:The First
3071:LifeZette
2888:(defunct)
2857:(defunct)
2247:and crime
1796:Lindbergh
1771:Krikorian
1675:Activists
1628:Robertson
1608:Podhoretz
1578:Nekrasova
1528:Khachiyan
1453:DiLorenzo
1408:Breitbart
1340:Rehnquist
1315:Kavanaugh
1310:Harlan II
1295:Goldsmith
1242:Wolfowitz
1172:Roosevelt
1137:McConnell
1082:Goldwater
949:Schaeffer
944:Santayana
904:Mansfield
889:Lovecraft
814:Gottfried
794:Eberstadt
681:Redeemers
654:New Right
624:Old Right
604:Loyalists
586:Tradition
278:Signature
267:Education
204:(1875–77)
197:(1873–75)
156:In office
107:In office
72:In office
5624:Conkling
5559:Laurance
5519:Moynihan
5484:Copeland
5474:O'Gorman
5389:Mitchill
5354:Schuyler
5344:Schuyler
4472:Brooklyn
4457:halftone
4381:de facto
4282:—
4230:Stalwart
4224:and the
4179:Michigan
4156:New York
4103:New York
3921:Agenda47
3903:Trumpism
3896:in Texas
3394:Religion
3362:Nativist
3182:Imprimis
3113:Townhall
3099:RedState
3085:PJ Media
3057:InfoWars
2931:Websites
2910:Fox News
2678:Journals
2165:Nativism
2152:Abortion
2146:Concerns
1911:Viguerie
1901:Starbuck
1766:Horowitz
1663:Wintrich
1643:Sullivan
1598:O'Reilly
1558:Limbaugh
1518:Ingraham
1478:Goldberg
1433:Chodorov
1423:Caldwell
1413:Buchanan
1375:Vermeule
1355:Sessions
1330:O'Connor
1222:Thurmond
1202:Santorum
1192:Rumsfeld
1167:Randolph
1132:McCarthy
1087:Hamilton
1077:Gingrich
1067:DeSantis
1052:Coolidge
1022:Buchanan
969:Voegelin
809:Genovese
779:Conquest
774:Chambers
754:Boorstin
724:Bacevich
468:Pro-life
385:Populist
365:Movement
360:Moderate
300:a series
148:New York
64:New York
5684:Schumer
5679:D'Amato
5589:Sanford
5584:R. King
5554:R. King
5547:Class 3
5514:Buckley
5509:Goodell
5504:Kennedy
5499:Keating
5459:Hiscock
5429:P. King
5399:Sanford
5337:Class 1
5086:. 1905.
5058:. 1900.
4816:Gosnell
4789:Gosnell
4551:in 1909
4493:in the
4401:Mugwump
4220:to the
3915:Related
3787:Paideia
3207:PragerU
3120:Twitchy
3036:Hot Air
2734:Compact
2326:Defunct
2291:Parties
1926:Weyrich
1866:Roberts
1861:Regnery
1836:O'Keefe
1831:Murdoch
1806:McEntee
1781:Kristol
1751:Gabriel
1746:Feulner
1741:Falwell
1726:Dilling
1696:Atwater
1653:Whittle
1638:Stormer
1633:Shapiro
1618:Portnoy
1573:Neuhaus
1568:Metaxas
1538:Knowles
1508:Herberg
1498:Hannity
1488:Griffin
1473:Fleming
1458:Douthat
1443:D'Souza
1438:Coulter
1428:Carlson
1418:Buckley
1403:Bongino
1345:Roberts
1320:Kennedy
1305:Graglia
1300:Gorsuch
1265:Barrett
1254:Jurists
1237:Wallace
1207:Sherman
1112:Lincoln
1092:Harding
1072:Dirksen
1037:Calhoun
964:Viereck
959:Strauss
909:Mencken
869:Kristol
849:Kimball
844:Kendall
834:Hurston
804:Francis
789:Eastman
769:Calhoun
764:Burnham
759:Buckley
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