Rush Limbaugh: Great Night at National Review's 50th Anniversary

RushLimbaugh.com ^ | 10/7/05 | Rush Limbaugh

[Albion Wilde]

Click here for a virtual tour of the National Building Museum that Rush was referring to. It is one of Washington's great treasures, with fascinating exhibits and a great gift shop, in addition to its own magnificence as a building.

The virtual tour takes a few minutes to load even on broadband; give it time. When loaded, it will automatically display the Great Hall in 360 degrees. Then, be sure to use the directional arrow in the center button to view the ceiling.

It's easy to see why many distinctive Washington events are held there.

[Albion Wilde]

Buckley, Limbaugh and Reagan are the ones who gave conservativism life and made it exciting. For this, they deserve to be considered the fathers of the movement.

I believe what you are describing can be called "popularizers" of conservatism. it's the second wave, and a critically important phase of establishing a broad movement.

[sine_nomine]

That is the only praiseworthy thing about Bill Clinton - he turned over the country to the GOP. And now we need to make the GOP conservative in substance, not just in style.

[Cincinnatus]

Here's a nice story about Bill Buckley, a dad and his son:

The Judge Report: National Review at 50

[Lady In Blue]

Thanks for clearing that up for me.