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William A. Rusher

University Press of America, 1985

The Book's Title is Accurate
As a political activist, this book has become my most dog-eared volume. The more I put its lessons to work, the more I re-read "How to Win Arguments," the better I get. Wow! It feels great to win arguments! If you take serious ideas seriously, this book is for you. The author honed his rhetorical skills on the most important arguments of the 20th century (e.g., The Cold War). The secrets ...

The Rise of the Right

2 reviews
William A. Rusher

Natl Review, 1993

History of the Rise of the Conservative Movement in America
This is an amazing history of the Conservative movement in America from it's founding in the early 1950's to the present. William Rusher was the leader of a group of 15 men from around the country who met in a log cabin in the snowy winter in Wisconsin to create a network of conservative leaders who would work together to eventually nominate Barry Goldwater as the Republican nominee for ...

100 days that shook the world: the historical significance of the Contract With America.: An article from: ...
John J., Jr. Pitney, William A. Rusher, ...

Hoover Institution Press, 1995

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A Short Course on South Africa

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William A. Rusher

Communication Distribution, 1987

In Order to Understand South Africa, you must read this
William A. Rusher is one of the finest minds of our time. His clarity of thought, reason, and logic and understanding helps the reader fully understand the extremely complex country and its history and where its future lies. It is a must read for anyone who wishes to comprehend such a troubled and yet great country!