National Review
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This magazine has been at the forefront of conservative thought since its founding in 1955 by William F. Buckley Jr.Every other week, National Reviewprovides keen reporting, commentary and analysis on politics, economics, and current events from a conservative perspective.National Reviewgives you a side of the news that you just can't find anywhere else--with a style and wit guaranteed to keep you interested and informed--plus unsurpassed book and movie reviews.
This magazine has been at the forefront of conservative thought since its founding in 1955 by William F. Buckley Jr.Every other week, National Reviewprovides keen reporting, commentary and analysis on politics, economics, and current events from a conservative perspective.National Reviewgives you a side of the news that you just can't find anywhere else--with a style and wit guaranteed to keep you interested and informed--plus unsurpassed book and movie reviews.
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- The best political magazine available
I read Commentary, Weekly Standard and National Review on weekly/monthly basis and I found National Review to be highly informative, fair and balanced. I like its intellectual content and trust its great fair reporting. Highly recommended
Rating: - Still the Best Journal of Opinion
Even though more and more conservative periodicals have come on the scene in recent decades, National Review is still the best.
Founded by William F. Buckley in 1955, the magazine birthed the modern conservative movement, which supported Barry Goldwater and culminated in the election of Ronald Reagan as president in 1980.The magazine realized its goal of "standing athwart history, yelling Stop"; after the Gipper was sworn in, the Berlin Wall came down in 1989 and the Soviet Union disintegrated ... Read More
Rating: - Best Current Events Publication
If you want a publication that publishes facts .. I repeat... FACTS, on current events, this is the publication for you. Included are opinion columns but they are presented as being opinions, not presented as anything else. We were introduced to National Review in 1984 and we look for every issue. Writers are literate and up-to-date on events, and subjects addressed are timely as well as dependable.
Rating: - Bill Buckley's Legacy
I've subscribed to many many magazines over the years but this is the only magazine I completely look forward to and am careful to make sure to renew in a timely fashion each year.
This is current events, politics, arts, humor, and even a bit of pop culture presented in a way not seen anywhere else.Although criticized by liberals because of it's very conservative viewpoint, it is not unusual to see two NR contributors disagreeing with eachother and presenting counterpoints in complementary articles. ... Read More
Rating: - Intelligent Commentary, Even If It Is Very One- Sided
National Review is an intelligent magazine that was founded back in 1955 by conservative commentator William F. Buckley, Jr. It is great for those who enjoy politics presented in an intellectual and respectable manner. Most every article contained in National Review is written from a conservative standpoint and the positions taken are almost always in favor of the conservative view. This ranks National Review among the least balanced of all news/political magazines. You won't find a sympathetic article about the Democratic ... Read More
- The best political magazine availableI read Commentary, Weekly Standard and National Review on weekly/monthly basis and I found National Review to be highly informative, fair and balanced. I like its intellectual content and trust its great fair reporting. Highly recommended
- Still the Best Journal of OpinionEven though more and more conservative periodicals have come on the scene in recent decades, National Review is still the best.
Founded by William F. Buckley in 1955, the magazine birthed the modern conservative movement, which supported Barry Goldwater and culminated in the election of Ronald Reagan as president in 1980.The magazine realized its goal of "standing athwart history, yelling Stop"; after the Gipper was sworn in, the Berlin Wall came down in 1989 and the Soviet Union disintegrated ... Read More
- Best Current Events PublicationIf you want a publication that publishes facts .. I repeat... FACTS, on current events, this is the publication for you. Included are opinion columns but they are presented as being opinions, not presented as anything else. We were introduced to National Review in 1984 and we look for every issue. Writers are literate and up-to-date on events, and subjects addressed are timely as well as dependable.
- Bill Buckley's LegacyI've subscribed to many many magazines over the years but this is the only magazine I completely look forward to and am careful to make sure to renew in a timely fashion each year.
This is current events, politics, arts, humor, and even a bit of pop culture presented in a way not seen anywhere else.Although criticized by liberals because of it's very conservative viewpoint, it is not unusual to see two NR contributors disagreeing with eachother and presenting counterpoints in complementary articles. ... Read More
- Intelligent Commentary, Even If It Is Very One- SidedNational Review is an intelligent magazine that was founded back in 1955 by conservative commentator William F. Buckley, Jr. It is great for those who enjoy politics presented in an intellectual and respectable manner. Most every article contained in National Review is written from a conservative standpoint and the positions taken are almost always in favor of the conservative view. This ranks National Review among the least balanced of all news/political magazines. You won't find a sympathetic article about the Democratic ... Read More
