National Review

Right-leaning political publication

National Review is an American conservative magazine founded in 1955 by William F.

Buckley Jr.

It helped define modern American conservatism, advocating for free markets, anticommunism, and traditional values.

The publication remains influential in right-leaning political discourse: National Review endorsed, then unendorsed, the candidate.

Its online presence expanded its reach beyond the print magazine.

politics

Republican

GOP party member

Tea Party · pro-life · federalism · deregulation · capitalism · populism · endorsement · election · policy · campaign

journalism

editorial

Publication's official viewpoint article

contributor · commentary · op-ed · critique · analysis · essay · feature · dispatch · reporting · media

conservative-thought

conservatism

Preference for existing institutions

Reaganism · free-market · libertarianism · Hayek · Friedman · Burke · right-leaning · anti-communism · intellectual

magazine

periodical

Recurring printed publication

readership · cover · archive · volume · edition · print · newsstand · masthead · glossy · publisher

debate

argument

Reasoned case or dispute

rebuttal · critique · controversy · contention · discourse · persuasion · rhetoric · dissent · opposition · riposte

Opposites
political ideology

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Labor movement icon

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Family

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Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G