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W. Wesley McDonald

Blacklisted By NR

by W. Wesley McDonald on January 24, 2008

I leapt from my easy chair as soon as I read it. Stunned, I rushed down the stairs shouting to my wife, “You won’t believe what this review in National Review is accusing Stan of—plagiarism!”  Nothing I have read in National Review during my over 30 years as a subscriber shocked and angered me more than Ron Radosh’s nasty review (Dec. … [Read More]

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