John O'Sullivan is a British-born conservative commentator, author, and editor who served as editor of National Review from 1988 to 1997. A former special adviser to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, he is widely known for his writing on transatlantic conservatism, anti-communism, and the legacy of Thatcher, themes reflected in his contributions to The Weekly Standard between 1998 and 2013.
In October 1968, Margaret Thatcher, then a rising young Tory on the Opposition front bench, appeared on the popular radio discussion program “Any Questions?” Among the other panelists was Malcolm Muggeridge, later a celebrated Christian apologist, then an ornament of both serious and satirical…
There Is No Alternative
The Death of the Grown-up
In light of the conclusion of the Senate trial of the president, the editors of THE WEEKLY STANDARD asked 22 writers, thinkers, and political actors the following questions: "President William Jefferson Clinton has been impeached and acquitted. What have we learned? What should we do now?"
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