"I will work tirelessly for a new conservatism which is inclusive, reformist and populist".
In Britain Prince Charles was about to emerge as the influential spokesman for a new conservatism.
Christian McBride knows how to turn a swinging bass line into an irresistible joy ride, and with this trio, featuring the bravura young pianist Christian Sands, he made the case for a jazz conservatism that edifies not by instruction but by feeling.
Published as the Nazi armies were invading Denmark and Norway, it called for a "new conservatism" to combat the "storm of totalitarianism" abroad as well as moral relativism and soulless materialism at home.
Known for a fierce conservatism that prizes stability above all else, Mr. Mubarak has reacted to the calls for his resignation — some from Western officials who he thought were, if not friends, at least allies — with his usual change-resistant manner.
When searching for a prudential conservatism today, it's best to ignore the advice of those who brought us the Iraq War, the hollowing out of our industrial base and our broken immigration system.
One sign of the times is the recent emergence of the Good Right website, a vehicle for a compassionate conservatism set up by another Christian political thinker, Tim Montgomerie, which explicitly repudiates a libertarian view of markets.
Parsons in particular imparted to Weber's works a functionalist, teleological perspective; this personal interpretation has been criticised for a latent conservatism.
But it's also a move that brings a potential critic and rival inside the administration's camp, transforming a spokesman for conservatism into a salesman for the Romney White House's agenda — whether that agenda fits movement orthodoxy or not.
