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Jere Van Dyk Interviews Philip Jenkins
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Thursday, April 20, 2006
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"What happens between 1974 and 1980?" asks Jenkins. "I argue that there is a shift in political culture, political rhetoric, which is in a generally conservative direction, although sometimes the people who are pushing that conservatism might label themselves liberals or Democrats."
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