Can you help me?

[Max B. Sawicky]

There's a nice quick tour of this from the
other side by Edwin Feulner, head of Heritage
Foundation, in a Washington Post op-ed, with
a title along the lines of "it's not over."

He cites the book by R. Emmet Tyrell, 
Conservative Crack-Up and David Frum's
Dead Right.  Neither of these guys are
rocket scientists but if you're writing
about this you need to see what they say.

I'd also consult Gary Wills, Kevin Phillips, and
Michael Lind, all of whom made the uncommon journey
from right to left.  Wills and Phillips trip was
quite long ago, so Lind may be the best of these.

mbs

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:owner-lbo-talk at lists.panix.com]On Behalf Of Jim heartfield
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2000 12:56 PM
To: lbo-talk at lists.panix.com
Subject: Can you help me?

Can anyone help me?

I am looking for good insiders' accounts, i.e. memoirs or articles, of
the New Right in the late seventies and eighties, in America mostly.

I'm especially interested in accounts of how it all came together and of
how it all fell apart.

-- 
Jim heartfield