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...ept administrators in the name of the common people. In 1950-64, Senator [[Joe McCarthy]] was a central target; Herblock coined the term "[[McCarthyism]]" in March

...mission made him the target of intense Republican attacks led by Senator [[Joe McCarthy]].

...ams at the progressive emphasis on reading in context. The conservative [[Joe McCarthy|McCarthy]] era raised questions about the [[liberal]] ideas at the roots of

...eming mother to further the political ambitions of her second husband, a [[Joe McCarthy]]-like senator who is now Raymond's stepfather. Raymond hates his stepfathe

The actions of [[Senator]] [[Joe McCarthy]], however, were even more reflexively anti-communist. The mere accusation

Still more or less on the right, he moves to Joe McCarthy in 1951, <blockquote>

...i-Communist, for a variety of reasons, including the early machinations of Joe McCarthy, the thinking of John Foster Dulles, and what he saw as Soviet expansionism

...much sensitivity over "softness" exemplified by the excesses of Senator [[Joe McCarthy]]. While the Eisenhower Administration avoided becoming too enmeshed in the ...2}}, pp. 121-122</ref> Its rougher operatives had a different style than [[Joe McCarthy]], but it is sometimes forgotten that Robert Kennedy (RFK) had been on McCa

...h as [[Claire Chennault]]. Increasingly, and especially with the rise of [[Joe McCarthy]], there was also, at the public level, a reflexive condemnation of anythin

...2}}, pp. 121-122</ref> Its rougher operatives had a different style than [[Joe McCarthy]], but it is sometimes forgotten that Robert Kennedy (RFK) had been on McCa

...n politicians often are best known by nicknames, (Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, Joe McCarthy, Jerry Ford, Bob Dole, Rudy Giuliani, Teddy Roosevelt, Jack Kennedy, Colone