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Orlando Patterson, professor of Sociology, said that although he had reservations about the bill, he trusted one of its sponsors. "Kennedy wouldn't put his name to a bill which is really fascist," Patterson said...
...that." When Reagan began campaigning for the White House, though, he looked back on the New Deal and declared that "the panaceas that were offered didn't solve the problems." And while Roosevelt thought he was waging war against fascism, Reagan declared that the "government-directed economy" of Fascist Italy "was really the basis of the New Deal." ("A gross distortion of history," Schlesinger angrily retorted when Reagan repeated that charge last month...
...assignment proves difficult, dangerous and, at times, confusing to the reader. Buckley's narrative line has some loops and kinks. From a scene in which Oakes awaits sentence for espionage in Moscow, the book flashes back to Fascist Italy and fashionable Washington with a romantic side trip to Bermuda. Buckley the novelist, unlike Buckley the columnist and lecturer, is not out to score debating points. But there are some targets of opportunity that are too juicy to overlook. An American Communist lawyer, representing a captured Soviet spy, aggressively defends his client's civil rights in a manner that...
...decided to hate the Cowboys because they call themselves America's Team. I don't like the ring of that, it sounds fascist. And because all the players act so damned glad to be there--if they don't act that way they get traded...
...President. Awaiting trial early this year, at which his lawyers will plead insanity, Hinckley, alone in a Maryland stockade cell, now has only himself to hurt; twice he has attempted suicide. Agca, after a boyhood of rural Turkish poverty, attended two universities and eventually joined a gang of young fascist thugs in Istanbul. In their thrall he became a practiced assassin two years before his descent on Rome. Agca's motive was nominally political ("A protest against imperialism," he claimed) but had only the hermetic coherence of the demented. Said the Italian prosecutor of Agca, who is now serving...