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By the end of the Eisenhower years, advertisers were eager to shake up their industry and address the public's alienation.
The evangelical tone of Dixie-driven conservatism may also help account for the growing alienation from the GOP among voters in New England and the industrial Midwest.
Late at night, Wade drinks and holds forth on his suspicions in a low rasp over the phone to his younger brother, Rolfe (Willem Dafoe), a Boston academic who subtly feeds the flames of Wade's alienation.
If they are black, discovering a relationship to a Founding Father would tend to replace feelings of alienation often felt by minorities with feelings of proud connection.
The Standard advocates the establishment of a conservative arts weekly (suggested title: Alienation ). It won't make a cent, but even "two years of heterodox culture coverage could galvanize the New York (and hence American) culture scene," which is full of dissatisfied souls seeking only "a place to speak and an institution to rally around."