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*[[Saul Bellow]], a former liberal, he is now typically identified with neoconservativism
*[[Saul Bellow]], a former liberal, he is now typically identified with neoconservativism
*[[Steve Beren]]
*[[Steve Beren]]
*[[Kirk Cameron]], actor and former child star. Used to be an [[atheist]], now runs the "Way of the Master" ministry.
*[[Kirk Cameron]], actor and former child star. Used to be an [[atheist]], now runs the "Way of the Master" ministry.
*[[Doe v. Bolton|Sandra Cano]]
*[[Doe v. Bolton|Sandra Cano]]
*[[Eldridge Cleaver]]
*[[Eldridge Cleaver]]
*[[Nick Cohen]]
*[[Nick Cohen]]
*[[John T. Flynn]], socialist who turned against the New Deal
*[[John T. Flynn]], socialist who turned against the New Deal
*[[Milton Friedman]], an active supporter of the [[New Deal]] who turned libertarian in the late 1940s
*[[Milton Friedman]], an active supporter of the [[New Deal]] who turned libertarian in the late 1940s
*[[Sidney Hook]], philosopher
*[[Sidney Hook]], philosopher
*[[David Horowitz]]
*[[David Horowitz]]
*[[Alveda King]]
*[[Alveda King]]
*[[Irving Kristol]], founder of [[neoconservativism]]
*[[Irving Kristol]], founder of [[neoconservativism]]
*[[Joseph Lieberman]], defected from the [[Democrat]]ic party after losing in a Senate primary, as well as due to dissatisfaction with the party's policies. Now an independent, and close confidant of [[John McCain]].
*[[Joseph Lieberman]], became independent after losing the Democratic renomination in 2006; strong supporter in 2008 of [[John McCain]].
*[[Seymour Martin Lipset]], leading sociologist and political scientist
*[[Seymour Martin Lipset]], leading sociologist and political scientist
*[[Norma McCorvey]]
*[[Norma McCorvey]]
*[[Michael Medved]], film critic
*[[Michael Medved]], film critic
*[[Dennis Miller]]
*[[Dennis Miller]]
*[[Raymond Moley]], was a top advisor to Franklin D. Roosevelt
*[[Raymond Moley]], was a "Brains trust" top advisor to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933
*[[Bernard Nathanson]]
*[[Bernard Nathanson]]
*[[George Orwell]]<ref>See [[Mystery:Did George Orwell Become a Conservative?]]</ref>
*[[George Orwell]]<ref>See [[Mystery:Did George Orwell Become a Conservative?]]</ref>
*[[Melanie Phillips]]
*[[Melanie Phillips]]
*[[Norman Podhoretz]], political writer
*[[Norman Podhoretz]], [[neoconservative]] writer
*[[Dennis Prager]]
*[[Dennis Prager]]
*[[Ronald Reagan]], leading liberal of the 1940s; turned right about 1960
*[[Ronald Reagan]], leading liberal of the 1940s; turned right about 1960