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Essay:Greatest Conservative Television Moments (view source)
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6. '''A Charlie Brown Christmas''': Linus' simple, yet profound explanation of the true meaning of Christmas was expected by many Hollywood "experts" to bomb spectacularly. It has become one of the most iconic moments in television history.
6. '''A Charlie Brown Christmas''': Linus' simple, yet profound explanation of the true meaning of Christmas was expected by many Hollywood "experts" to bomb spectacularly. It has become one of the most iconic moments in television history.
7. '''William F. Buckley Calls Out Gore Vidal''': Liberals have long been fond of calling anyone who doesn't embrace their agenda "Nazis." Gore Vidal attempted to use this tactic with William F. Buckley in a televised debate on August 28, 1968. Rather than kowtow to such a disingenuous tactic, Buckley stated in no uncertain terms that if Vidal didn't stop using such derogatory language, he would "sock him in the face."
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