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The true father of uniquely [[American conservatism]], in his opinion, is [[Barry Goldwater]]. It emphasized "free enterprise", but not necessarily corporate profit. W ...nt me there. They wouldn't think I'm a conservative; many wouldn't think [[Barry Goldwater]] was a conservative; many, had this been three decades ago, might have bee

....S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence]], 1981-1984, under Chairman [[Barry Goldwater]]. Toensing was instrumental in winning passage of two important bills:

* Perlstein, Rick. ''Before the Storm: Barry Goldwater and the Unmaking of the American Consensus'' (2002) very well written narra

* Perlstein, Rick. ''Before the Storm: Barry Goldwater and the Unmaking of the American Consensus'' (2002) very well written narra * Robert Alan Goldberg's Barry Goldwater (1995),

...nly alternative to containment, he believed, was rollback, as advocated by Barry Goldwater. "Why Not Victory?" Goldwater asked; because it means nuclear war, Johnson More of a political threat were "hawks" like GOP Senator Barry Goldwater, articulate spokesman for the nascent conservative movement, and Democratic

...rds, the true father of uniquely American conservatism, in his opinion, is Barry Goldwater. It emphasized "free enterprise", but not necessarily corporate profit. Whi ...m as one of their own, he was at great pains to display his affinities for Barry Goldwater|Goldwaterism during the latter part of the 1980 United States presidential

...ork of associates who would eventually staff his administration. In 1964 [[Barry Goldwater]]'s purge of [[Nelson Rockefeller]] and the eastern liberals, followed inex

The conservatives in 1964 made a comeback under the leadership of [[Barry Goldwater]] who defeated [[Nelson Rockefeller]] as the Republican candidate in the [[ ...[National Review]]'') and one charismatic national leader, Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater. The movement gained momentum once they had established a unity out of dive

...ical leaders in recent decades included [[Robert A. Taft]] in the 1940s, [[Barry Goldwater]] in the 1960s, and [[Ronald Reagan]] in the 1980s. Important writers and ...nd the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Most conservatives supported both, but [[Barry Goldwater]] opposed them. Until then southern whites (both liberal and conservative)

...Coalition]] was intact he usually won; Johnson's landslide in 1964 over [[Barry Goldwater]] brought in scores of new Democrats and opened the door for liberal legisl

...tical assault on their interests and opened the way to protest votes for [[Barry Goldwater]], who in 1964 was the first Republican to carry the deep south. [[Jimmy Ca ...lid South]]''), but this electoral dominance began eroding in 1964, when [[Barry Goldwater]] carried the Deep South (and little else). In the 1968 election, the Sout

...ountry, such as the Goldwater Department Store in Phoenix, Arizona. (see [[Barry Goldwater]]).

{{Image|G000267.jpg|right|350px|Barry Goldwater, Johnson's Republican opponent in 1964}} ...n three weeks after the Republican Convention of 1964, which had nominated Barry Goldwater for President). Congfress passed by huge majorities the [[Gulf of Tonkin R

...ed to the right in the early 1960s; he became a Republican and supported [[Barry Goldwater]] in the 1964 presidential election.

...liberal wing of the party. The conservatives made a comeback in 1964 as [[Barry Goldwater]] defeated [[Nelson Rockefeller]] in the primary. Goldwater was strongly o | [[U.S. presidential election, 1964|1964]] || Lost || [[Barry Goldwater]] || [[William E. Miller]]

...ns, dissatisfied that Castro had escaped the noose, rallied behind Senator Barry Goldwater and editor William Buckley. They redirected the GOP to an aggressive rollba

...of the vehicle). However, during the 1964 presidential campaign, Senator [[Barry Goldwater]] continually criticized President [[Lyndon B. Johnson]] and his administra

In 1964, [[Barry Goldwater]]'s platform galvanized South Carolina's conservative Democrats and led to