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Less well known, if less salacious, is the fact that in 1915, the Presbyterian moralist Woodrow Wilson, then a recent widower, used agents to run interference for him in his amorous pursuits.
But a week later, Bork, in his old libertarian guise, wrote a piece in the New York Times that denounced his fellow moralist Bennett's criticism of liquor companies.
Well before then, Johnson's political agenda moves to front and center, best revealed in a lengthy section lauding the minimalist economic and political philosophy of Calvin Coolidge (perhaps his favorite American president) and in another passage concerning Norman Rockwell, whose representations of the "magnanimity of Middle America" send Johnson into raptures: "It is now possible to predict his [Rockwell's] emergence as an Old Master, like the Dutch genre painters, especially Jan Steen, or the English moralist William Hogarth."
An Ashcroft entry might also kill the candidacy of Beltway conservative Gary Bauer, thereby freeing up the allegiances of the followers of Bauer's ally, radio moralist Dr. James Dobson. ...
This sketch of a pensive moralist, the personification of the column, the Uncle Ben of ethics, the Betty Crocker of morals, looks not at all like me.