William F. Buckley Jr. spent a lifetime trying to make a coherent intellectual case for conservatism but could never articulate what it was supposed to consist of apart from owning the libs.
Sam Tanenhaus
Posted inPolitical Animal
William F. Buckley Jr. spent a lifetime trying to make a coherent intellectual case for conservatism but could never articulate what it was supposed to consist of apart from owning the libs.
With limited data, exactly how many Republican incumbents are in trouble is hard to know. But Democrats have good reason to think big.
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