Interesting to note that the National Review has a cover story honoring the Presidency of Dwight D Eisenhower.  Interesting because the magazine, and the “Conservative Movement” it spear-headed, was set up to define the term “conservative” as something other than Dwight D Eisenhower.   It’s possible they realized that Eisenhower was big on “Regime Change” after all.
Interesting too as a few years ago, the magazine had a cover feature honoring one Ayn Rand… interesting, because this violated a different part of their policing of boundaries, as the magazine always wanted to define Ayn Rand and the John Birch Society as outside the pale.

So…?

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