Bill Buckley’s Death Inspires Latest Banal Kristol Column
Monday, March 3rd, 2008
Bill Kristol thinks that William F. Buckley Jr.’s death last week was perfectly timed and truly conservative. “It’s fitting that Bill’s last evening,” Kristol writes in his latest New York Times column today, “was filled with music and graced by friendship, both of which gave him so much joy.” And, and, it’s also fitting that his last evening was Wednesday night, just as Kristol was desperately scanning USA Today for some general column idea! Bill Buckley was always so generous to his lazy intellectual heirs. So how does Kristol phone in his homage to Buckley this week? MORE »
Bill Kristol thinks that William F. Buckley Jr.’s death last week was perfectly timed and truly conservative. “It’s fitting that Bill’s last evening,” Kristol writes in his latest New York Times column today, “was filled with music and graced by friendship, both of which gave him so much joy.” And, and, it’s also fitting that his last evening was Wednesday night, just as Kristol was desperately scanning USA Today for some general column idea! Bill Buckley was always so generous to his lazy intellectual heirs. So how does Kristol phone in his homage to Buckley this week? MORE »
