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William F. Buckley Jr. was a prominent American conservative writer, public intellectual, and political commentator. He was the founder of National Review, a magazine that significantly contributed to the growth of the conservative movement in the United States. Buckley authored more than 50 books covering a wide range of subjects such as politics, history, and writing. He was also the host of the popular television show Firing Line, where he was recognized for his unique Transatlantic accent and vast vocabulary. Throughout his career, Buckley's perspectives evolved, transitioning from earlier stances on race to endorsing diversity and championing conservative and libertarian principles.