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Andrew McCarthy, of the''National Review'', said she should have resigned. She said that Attorney General John Ashcr | journal = ''National Review''

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[[Jim Geraghty]] of ''[[National Review]]'' discussed a possible opposition strategy to Herseth-Sandlin's votes aga | journal = [[National Review]]

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*Hart, Jeffrey. ''The Making of the American Conservative Mind: The National Review and Its Times'' (2005)

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