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'''Robert ("Bob") Novak''' is a columnist for the [[Chicago Sun-Times]]<ref>http://www.suntimes.com/news/novak/index.html</ref> and television commentator who has become the leading [[conservative]] voice in journalism. A convert to [[Catholicism]] after he became a [[conservative]], Novak has been an insightful critic of [[liberal]] policies and an informed writer about politics in general. | '''Robert ("Bob") Novak''' is a columnist for the [[Chicago Sun-Times]]<ref>http://www.suntimes.com/news/novak/index.html</ref> and television commentator who has become the leading [[conservative]] voice in journalism. A convert to [[Catholicism]] after he became a [[conservative]], Novak has been an insightful critic of [[liberal]] policies and an informed writer about politics in general. | ||
| − | Novak is not [[conservative]] on the issues of [[immigration]] and | + | Novak is not [[conservative]] on the issues of [[immigration]] and [[free trade]]. |
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Revision as of 17:34, November 29, 2007
Robert ("Bob") Novak is a columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times[1] and television commentator who has become the leading conservative voice in journalism. A convert to Catholicism after he became a conservative, Novak has been an insightful critic of liberal policies and an informed writer about politics in general.
Novak is not conservative on the issues of immigration and free trade.