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John Bolton has been described as a [[movement conservative]] for his enduring commitment to broadly [[conservative]] principles:<ref>http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=6809</ref>
John Bolton has been described as a [[movement conservative]] for his enduring commitment to broadly [[conservative]] principles:<ref>http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=6809</ref>
:Bolton is a lifelong conservative who ... played a key role in a major rules fight at the Republican National Convention in Miami, providing staff support to conservatives fighting to stave off "reforms" that would have shifted power to the likes of Nelson Rockefeller and the northeast. ... Bolton stepped forward and convinced his partners to donate the legal time and talent needed to ... [support] [[Buckley v. Valeo]], [which] protected [[1st Amendment]] rights and made it difficult for McCain and his friends to do even more damage to the electoral system last year. [Bolton] worked in the Reagan White House, was dispatched to help reform the Agency for International Development, served as head of the Justice Department's Civil Division under then Atty. Gen. [[Ed Meese]] ... [T]he New Republic suggested that when he speaks one hears echoes not of today's trendy "neo-conservatives" but of Jesse Helms and Barry Goldwater. Just so.
:Bolton is a lifelong conservative who ... played a key role in a major rules fight at the Republican National Convention in Miami, providing staff support to conservatives fighting to stave off "reforms" that would have shifted power to the likes of Nelson Rockefeller and the northeast. ... Bolton stepped forward and convinced his partners to donate the legal time and talent needed to ... [support] [[Buckley v. Valeo]], [which] protected [[1st Amendment]] rights and made it difficult for McCain and his friends to do even more damage to the electoral system last year. [Bolton] worked in the Reagan White House, was dispatched to help reform the Agency for International Development, served as head of the Justice Department's Civil Division under then Atty. Gen. [[Ed Meese]] ... [''T'']''he New Republic'' suggested that when he speaks one hears echoes not of today's trendy "neo-conservatives" but of Jesse Helms and Barry Goldwater. Just so.
== References ==
== References ==