Word: restorationism
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Reagan's real assault, however, was launched against the Administration's military and foreign policies. "The evidence mounts," he declared, "that we are No. 2 in a world where it is dangerous, if not fatal, to be second best... Peace does not come from weakness or retreat. It...
A blare of trumpets cut off the soft music of an early-morning radio program, then a stern voice declared: "The country is under the operational control of the Junta of the Commanding Generals of the Armed Forces." With that, Argentines last week heard the news that most of them...
All three now returned to the Post for further observation of its people and its workings. The hassle over the first-draft script had worked a subtle change in the atmosphere; there was a new wariness in the relationship between the moviemakers and the newspapermen. Hoffman was particularly distressed. At...
A stiff dosage of reform is the remedy prescribed by the authors of the report. They call for a restoration of abandoned scholarly discipline, and "particularism"-commitment to perpetuation of specific traditions. They also urge more "pluralism" to give representation in the Big Five to such hitherto missing religious groups...
There was little else available to explain the triumph of colorless Scoop. Meanwhile, his talk of a restoration of The Grand New Deal coalition supporting his candidacy seemed inane, in that Roxbury blacks gave Carter a plurality, professional liberals flocked to Udall and even most Jews made Jackson only their...