James J. Kilpatrick

Journalist and author with notable writings

James J. Kilpatrick - Journalist and author with notable writings
Born

November 1st, 1920
104 years ago

Died

2010
15 years ago — 90 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

United States

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Published columns and books on politics, culture, and societal issues. Contributed to various newspapers, including the Richmond News Leader and the New York Times. Gained recognition as a conservative voice in American journalism. Involved in political commentary for television, spotlighting key political debates and issues. Wrote several books, including 'The Sovereign States' and 'The Other South'.

Wrote influential newspaper columns

Authored the book 'The Sovereign States'

Commentated on national politics on television

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