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As befits Mr. Barr's celebrity status, he attracted a host of conservative luminaries, including Charlton Heston, G. Gordon Liddy and Oliver L. North to campaign for him.

These and other would-be commander-in-chiefs flexed their political muscles in front of their admirers by bashing a host of conservative bugbears including China, Europe, Iran, abortion, energy policy, Islamic fundamentalism, organic gardening and President Obama's healthcare programme.

The details of her training discredit the long propagated falsehood by a host of conservative spinners, from the columnist Robert Novak to the attorney Victoria Toensing, that Plame was never a covert operative.

"Probably not, since Mitt Romney's positions mirror those of the extreme elements of his party," the e-mail continued, going on to list a host of conservative Romney positions that Democrats hope will alienate women.

John Cardillo, host of conservative media outlet Newsmax, said authorities should look at "far left groups" who "know they're losing" while investigating the explosive devices, Mother Jones reported.

Newt Gingrich, meanwhile, raised the ire of a host of conservative opinion leaders after launching vehement attacks focusing on Romney's career at private equity firm Bain Capital.

Correction: September 2, 2004, Thursday An article in The Arts on Saturday about Clear Channel Communications' decision to change to liberal programming on one of its radio stations in San Diego, a city known as a conservative bastion, referred incompletely to the legal case of Roger Hedgecock, a former San Diego mayor who is the host of a conservative program on a Clear Channel station there.

Together with a host of new conservative parliamentary groups, these moderates will probably support President Khatami's economic agenda.

The host of staunchly conservative groups which often steer Republican votes, such as Club For Growth and Heritage Action, lambasted the budget deal because it waters down planned spending cuts.

Mr. Kasich, a former host of a conservative talk show on Fox News, received poor marks from the N.R.A. for supporting the assault weapons ban, which he points to as proof of his independence.

But behind the scenes, this effort is quietly spearheaded by a host of largely conservative individuals and organizations.