Daniel Bell co-founded a quarterly journal to advocate this movement's ideas titled The Public Interest.
The history of this political movement is divided into three ages in the 2010 "biography" of it by Justin Vaïsse ("joos-TAN vah-EESE"). A man who is often considered the "godfather" of this movement quipped that he helped start it because he was "mugged by reality." Several leaders of this movement served as aides during the "Team B" exercise to a leader of the Coalition for a Democratic Majority, Washington Senator "Scoop" Jackson. Daniel Bell co-founded a quarterly journal to advocate this movement's ideas titled The Public Interest. This movement was intellectually incubated by Commentary magazine during the Vietnam War era, during which thinkers such as Norman Podhoretz ("pod-HOR-its") switched to the Republican Party. For 10 points, name this hawkish tradition in US conservatism espoused by Dick Cheney.
The history of this political movement is divided into three ages in the 2010 "biography" of it by Justin Vaïsse ("joos-TAN vah-EESE").
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